Kenyon, and popularized by Kenneth Hagin, who built a church ministry and Bible college in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The Copelands are part of the Word of Faith movement, born out of the ministry of E. They aren’t typical “evangelicals,” though they share common political viewpoints. I was raised in a church that shared the beliefs of Kenneth and Gloria Copeland.
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Because I understand the underlying theology. I’ll never have the flu.’ Put words - inoculate yourself with the word of God.īelieve it or not, these comments don’t sound insane to me, like they might to you. When we were healed, we are healed, so get on the word, stay on the word … Just keep saying that, ‘I’ll never have the flu. Amen? You know the Bible says he himself bore our sicknesses and carried our diseases and by his stripes we were healed. And we receive it and we take it, and we are healed by his stripes. And don’t receive it when somebody threatens you with, ‘Everybody’s getting the flu.’ We’ve already had our shot … Jesus himself gave us the flu shot. We’ve got a duck season, a deer season, but we don’t have a flu season. Here’s what she said in a Facebook video this past week: What made her claims newsworthy apparently is the fact that she and her husband, Kenneth, are part of the president’s evangelical advisory board. Gloria Copeland is the latest preacher to have been caught in a ridiculous string of sayings.
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If every silly thing an evangelist said became news, we’d have 24/7 coverage of preachers, and the late night hosts would never run short of jokes.