Welcome to my God

I'm not moved by what I feel.

I don't live by what I see.

Because my God has made no way for me.

Welcome, everybody. I'm Kenneth Copeland, for those of you that haven't been with us all this week.

You really need to go back and watch all of these broadcasts to come up to speed. We're talking about the Christian chain of command and obeying it guarantees good results. So, Father,

we thank you again today. And we thank you and praise you for insights and ideas and concepts

of your thoughts and ideas and concepts of life and godliness. And we thank you that this book

covers all of those things. In Jesus' name we pray, amen. Now then, let's go back now, the fourth

chapter of the book of Ephesians once more. Twenty-eighth first, let him that stole steel no more, but rather let him labor working with his hands,

the thing which is good that he may have to give to him that needs.

Now you, you, let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying or building up that it may minister grace to the hearer.

What a commandment.

You may, I may, you may spend a lot of time with nothing to say for a while.

I was that way when I first found out that I have what I say from Brother Hagan.

I didn't know that.

And then I realized I've been cursing myself for years.

Scared me to death, thrilled me to death, I'm dying to go.

You're lying.

Why use death to express yourself?

I'm telling you, the Lord jerked me up over that.

Don't you ever do it.

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