By Kenneth E. Hagin
Romans 5:17 says, “For if by one man’s offence death reigned by one; much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.” If you have made Jesus your Lord and Savior, you have received this abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness that Romans 5:17 talks about. This verse goes on to say that you shall reign by Jesus Christ. Now where are you to reign?
By Kenneth W. Hagin
It has been observed, and correctly so, that the thinking process precedes the thanking process. It’s not until we give thought to something that we can begin to give thanks for it. In other words, we have to think about something before we can put expression to it.
By Kenneth W. Hagin
At the Last Supper, Jesus celebrated one freedom and instituted a new freedom. He celebrated the Passover, remembering Israel’s physical deliverance from the bondage of Egypt. And He introduced what we now call “Communion,” a celebration of our spiritual deliverance from the bondage of sin and death.
By Kenneth W. Hagin
For many Christians, Communion has become a church ritual, and they have forgotten the importance and the value of the Lord’s Table. And for many, the bread is simply an afterthought to the cup. But Christ’s blood and body are significant to us. He gave His body for us just as much as He gave His blood!
By Kenneth E. Hagin
People ask me about methods of studying the Bible. I suggest to believers everywhere I go that they read through the New Testament, primarily the Epistles which are written to the Church, and underline with a red pencil or write down the scriptures that have the expression “in Him,” “in Christ,” or “in Whom,” referring to Jesus.