The Force of Faith by Kenneth Copeland [Summary] 

Main summary: The Force of Faith by Kenneth Copeland teaches believers how to live by the force of faith and the power of patience. It shows that faith comes from God’s Word, is released through words and action, and must be undergirded by patience to overcome trials and receive God’s promises.

Lessons You’ll Learn From This Book 

● The Forces of the Recreated Human Spirit.
●  Faith and Patience—The Power Twins.

Also read The Force of Righteousness by Kenneth Copeland [Summary]

Fear activates Satan the way faith activates God.

The Forces of the Recreated Human Spirit

● Believers are born into the spiritual world and must learn its laws to govern the natural world.
● The reborn human spirit contains four major forces: faith, righteousness, wisdom, and the love of God.
● The spirit must lead the mind and body; the biblical order is spirit, soul, and body.
● Christians renew the mind with the Word so the flesh learns to obey the reborn spirit.
● Faith is not the product of reason; it comes from the reborn human spirit.
● Fear is perverted faith and a real spiritual force that activates Satan.
● Every born-again believer already has God’s measure of faith inside them.
● Faith is released through faith-filled words and corresponding action.
● Faith comes by hearing the Word of God, and confession determines its results.
● You must apply faith by acting on God’s Word before you see the result.

Also read God’s Will Is Prosperity by Gloria Copeland [Summary]

Working the power of patience is the difference between success and failure in the faith walk.

Faith and Patience—The Power Twins

● Faith and patience work together as the power twins and produce every time.
● Patience undergirds faith and gives it endurance to persevere until the answer comes.
● Trials and tribulations do not develop faith; they develop patience.
● Faith is developed by hearing and acting on the Word of God before the trial comes.
● Patience is being constant and responding to every circumstance the same way—on the Word of God.
● A trial is any pressure that draws a person away from God’s Word.
● God does not tempt or test people with evil; Satan applies pressure, but God provides a way of escape.
● You overcome trials by using faith and patience, not by glorying in suffering.
● Faith acts on the Word, and patience produces the experience of the answer.
● Working the power of patience is the difference between success and failure in the faith walk.

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After reading this post, examine your words and your response to trials. Feed your spirit with God’s Word, speak faith, act on God’s promises, and let patience undergird your faith until the answer comes.

Finally, here is a question we’d love you to answer.

Are you releasing faith or fear through the words you speak?

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