Chidi Ifoh, Brighton Way, Atlanta, GA (2026)

08/31/2026

RIGHT AND WRONG THINKING

“For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he…” — Proverbs 23:7 (KJV)

Did you know that the condition of a person’s life is closely connected to the condition of their thinking? The Bible teaches that as a man thinks in his heart, so he becomes. This means that thoughts are not neutral; they shape attitudes, influence decisions, and ultimately determine the direction of one’s life. As believers, learning to think in alignment with God’s Word is essential for living a victorious Christian life.

Wrong thinking develops when our mind is shaped primarily by fear, doubt, negative experiences, or the values of the world. When you continually entertain thoughts of defeat, limitation, or impossibility, those thoughts begin to influence your words and actions. Over time, this pattern of thinking can produce discouragement, instability, and a lack of confidence in God’s promises. You must reject wrong thinking.

Right thinking, on the other hand, is formed when we renew our minds with the truth of God’s Word. The Bible reveals God’s perspective on life, identity, and purpose. So, as you study and meditate on the Word, your mind gradually begins to align with divine truth. This transformation allows you to see circumstances through the lens of FAITH rather than through the limitations of human reasoning.

Each day, you will be faced with choices about what thoughts to accept and what thoughts to reject. Thoughts that contradict God’s Word must be strongly resisted, while thoughts that agree with Scripture should be embraced and cultivated. Through this process, you will develop a mindset that reflects the wisdom and character of Christ. Right thinking also strengthens FAITH. When your mind is filled with God’s promises, fear loses its influence and your confidence in God grows stronger. At this stage, you become more capable of responding to challenges with FAITH, wisdom, and patience. A mind governed by God’s Word produces stability and spiritual maturity.

Beloved, from this week, make a decision to guard your mind carefully. Do not allow wrong thinking to take root in your heart. Instead, fill your mind with the truth of God’s Word and allow The Word to shape your thoughts.

Confession
My mind is renewed by the Word of God. I reject every thought that contradicts God’s truth. From today, I think in alignment with The Word, and my thoughts produce FAITH, wisdom, and victory in my life, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

08/24/2026

THE AUTHORITY OF THE BELIEVER

“Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.” — Luke 10:19 (KJV)

One of the most powerful truths revealed in the New Testament is the authority that has been given to us as believers in Christ. Through the finished work of Jesus, we have been forgiven, redeemed, and entrusted with spiritual authority to stand against the works of darkness and establish the will of God in the earth. Jesus made this clear when He declared that He had given everyone of us authority over all the power of the enemy (Luke 10:9). This authority does not come from our human strength, personal ability, or religious effort. It flows from our union with Christ and the victory He accomplished through His death and resurrection. Because Christ triumphed over the forces of darkness, those of us who belong to Him and believe in Him share in that victory (Mark 16:17-18).

This authority means that we are not meant to live as helpless victims in a spiritual battle. Instead, we have been called to stand firmly in the truth of God’s Word and exercise the authority that has been delegated to us through Christ. Our authority is exercised through radical FAITH, prayer, and the confident declaration of God’s Word.

However, many believers fail to walk in this authority because they do not fully understand it. Without knowledge of what Christ has accomplished and what the Bible declares, it becomes difficult to stand confidently against spiritual opposition. But as you study the Word and grow in FAITH, your understanding of this authority becomes clearer and stronger.

The authority of the believer must also be exercised responsibly and in alignment with God’s will. We must always remember that this is not a tool for personal pride or selfish ambition. Rather, it is given so that we may advance God’s kingdom, resist the works of darkness, and bring hope and truth to the world around us.

Beloved, as you begin this week, remember that your authority in Christ is rooted in His victory. Walk in FAITH, align your life with God’s Word, and stand confidently against every challenge that seeks to oppose God’s purposes. Your authority as a believer is a gift that enables you to live life to the fullest.

Say this Prayer:

Father, I thank You for the authority You have given me through Jesus Christ. From today, I walk confidently in the victory that Christ has won. Strengthen my FAITH and teach me to stand on Your Word in every situation. Let my life reflect the authority of Christ as I advance Your kingdom and resist the works of darkness, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

08/17/2026

THE LEGACY OF FAITH

“Remember them which have the rule over you, who have spoken unto you the word of God: whose faith follow, considering the end of their conversation.” — Hebrews 13:7 (KJV)

Beloved, FAITH has always been the driving force behind every genuine move of God. Throughout history, God has raised men and women who dared to believe His Word, stand upon His promises, and proclaim the truths of FAITH to their generation. Their lives remind us that FAITH is not merely a doctrine to be studied; it is a life to be lived and a legacy to be carried forward. In the modern era, several servants of God have played a significant role in teaching believers how to walk by FAITH and experience the realities of God’s Word. Through their ministries, countless believers around the world have learned to trust God, speak His promises, and live in the authority given through Christ.

For instance, Kenneth E. Hagin was one of the pioneers who emphasized the believer’s authority and the power of FAITH in God’s Word. Through decades of teaching and ministry, he helped us understand how FAITH operates through believing and speaking. His emphasis on the Word of God, healing, leading of the Holy Spirit, and the Mark 11 framework laid a strong foundation for what became known as the modern FAITH movement.

Frederick K.C. Price also played an important role in teaching FAITH and the believer’s identity in Christ with great precision. His ministry emphasized practical Christian living and the importance of understanding what God’s Word says about our health, provision, and spiritual authority. Through his teachings, many of us were encouraged to move beyond religious tradition and embrace the power of biblical FAITH.

Charles Capps was known for his clear teaching on the power of words and the importance of confessing God’s Word. He demonstrated how the principles of FAITH, confession, and agreement with Scripture could shape the course of a believer’s life. His teachings helped us understand the connection between FAITH, words, spiritual results, and physical realities.

Kenneth Copeland has spent decades proclaiming this message of FAITH and the authority of God’s Word. His ministry has encouraged believers around the world to develop strong FAITH through studying the Word, speaking God’s promises, and trusting in the covenant established through Jesus Christ. From the life of victory, to THE BLESSING, and spiritual law, Brother Copeland has made the message feel like a whole operating system.

Dr. Bill Winston emphasizes the connection between FAITH, kingdom living, and spiritual dominion. His teaching highlights our roles as citizens of God’s Kingdom and our special responsibility to exercise FAITH in advancing God’s purposes here on the earth. In his words, we are to “plant the heavens” by using heavenly ideas to change our environment and to bring the reality of heaven onto the earth.

Bishop David Oyedepo has also demonstrated the power of FAITH through a life dedicated to proclaiming the Word of God. His ministry has emphasized covenant understanding, obedience to God’s Word, and the manifestation of God’s promises in the lives of believers. Through his teachings, many of us have learned that real FAITH in God’s Word produces visible results. According to Bishop, if your FAITH lacks proof, then it is fake.

Time would fail me to mention many others, like Norvel Hayes, Jerry Savelle, John Osteen, Keith Moore, Bob Yandian, Buddy Harrison, and Jesse Duplantis. But all these leaders represent part of a broader legacy of FAITH that continues to influence believers around the world. Their lives remind us that FAITH must be practiced daily through believing God’s Word, speaking His promises, and acting in obedience to His instructions. However, the legacy of FAITH is not meant to end with one generation. Every believer is called to continue this heritage by living a life of FAITH in God. As we study the Word, trust in God’s promises, and walk in obedience, we become part of the ongoing story of FAITH that God is writing through His people.

Finally, beloved, we are to honor the legacy of FAITH that has been handed down through faithful servants of God. Learn from their example, but more importantly, build your own life upon the Word of God. As you walk by FAITH, you will not only experience God’s promises personally but you will also influence others to trust in Him.

Say This Prayer
Father, I thank You for the faithful men and women who have taught Your Word and demonstrated the life of FAITH. Help me to learn from their example and to build my life upon the truth of Your Word. Strengthen my FAITH so that I may walk confidently in Your promises and influence others to trust in You. I decree that my life shall continue the legacy of FAITH for generations to come, in Jesus’ name. Amen

08/10/2026

ENTERING GOD’S REST

“For we which have believed do enter into rest…” — Hebrews 4:3 (KJV)

One of the profound blessings available to the believer is the rest that comes from trusting God. Our theme Scripture reveals that those who believe enter into God’s rest. This rest is not merely physical relaxation or idleness. Rather, it is a spiritual state of confidence in God’s promises and faithfulness. It is our inward assurance that God is at work, even when circumstances appear uncertain.

This kind of rest is entered through FAITH. When we fully and truly trust what God has spoken, we cease from anxious striving and begin to rely on the sufficiency of God’s Word. Many people exhaust themselves trying to control every outcome through human effort. But the life of FAITH invites us to rest in the knowledge that God is faithful to fulfill His promises. When FAITH anchors the heart, we can work, serve, and pursue purpose while remaining inwardly at peace. The confidence that God is guiding and sustaining every step removes the burden of our constant worry.

I used to be a master of worry because I worried so much. As a husband, a father, a first son—which holds a deep meaning in Igbo culture—a brother, and the leader of a large continental organization among other positions, I had many heavy responsibilities at the same time. The worry was so overwhelming that I could barely breathe. But thank God for my virtuous wife, who always nurtured a peaceful atmosphere when I got home. Until 2019, when the Lord began to deal with me, I did not realize that worry was a form of unbelief. The Scriptures warn that unbelief can keep people from entering God's rest (Hebrews 3:19). Whenever my heart filled with doubt or fear, trusting His promises became difficult. Still, I thank God for FAITH. This gift of FAITH opened the door to rest. I got divinely connected with my true spiritual tribe—the Word of FAITH—and began to learn the basics of FAITH-based thinking and meditation. As I meditate on God’s Word and remember His faithfulness, my heart settles into the assurance that His plans are good and His promises are sure. Today, I practice divine peace instead of worry, and every concern is fully taken care of to the glory of God. Every single one of them.

Entering God’s rest also brings spiritual clarity. I learned that a restless heart often reacts impulsively and becomes easily overwhelmed by circumstances. But a heart that rests in God is able to listen, discern, and respond with wisdom. In this place of rest, you can become more sensitive to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Beloved, God has not called you to live under the weight of constant anxiety or striving. He invites you to enter His rest through FAITH in His Word, His Blood, and His Name. From today, I encourage you to trust His promises, release your concerns into His care, and allow the peace of God to guard your heart. Jesus invites all who are weary and heavy-laden to come to Him and receive ultimate rest (Matthew 11:28).

Say This Prayer:

Father, I thank You for the rest that is found in trusting You. Help me to release every anxiety and to place my confidence fully in Your Word. LORD, strengthen my FAITH so that I may live free from worry and striving. Let Your peace guard my heart and guide my steps as I walk in the rest You have prepared for me, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

08/03/2026

KINGDOM IMPACT THROUGH THE OBEDIENCE OF FAITH

“By whom we have received grace and apostleship, for obedience to the faith among all nations, for His name.” — Romans 1:5 (KJV)

God has not called us merely to possess FAITH as a private conviction; He has called us to express our FAITH through obedience that advances His kingdom. True FAITH naturally produces actions that align with God’s will. FAITH that remains unexpressed cannot fulfill the purposes of God, but FAITH that obeys becomes a powerful instrument for kingdom impact.

The obedience of FAITH begins when a believer trusts the integrity of God’s Word and responds accordingly. When God speaks through Scripture or by the leading of the Holy Spirit, FAITH responds with obedience. This obedience may involve changing systems, stepping into new opportunities, serving others, proclaiming the gospel, or aligning one’s life more closely with God’s commands. In every case, our obedience demonstrates that our FAITH is genuine and alive. The greatest examples of Kingdom influence were men and women who obeyed God in FAITH. Abraham left his homeland because he believed God’s promise. Moses confronted Pharaoh because he trusted God’s command. The apostles preached the gospel in the face of opposition because they were convinced of the truth of Christ’s message. Their obedience released God’s power and extended the influence of His Kingdom.

Beloved, it is important to remember that the obedience of FAITH requires courage. I know because I have been there on many occasions. There will be times when your obedience will challenge comfort, tradition, or personal ambition. Yet, your FAITH must look beyond temporary difficulty and trust that God’s purposes are greater. When you choose obedience, you align yourself with the magnificent work Heaven has unfolded. Choose to obey today, so your FAITH can impact you and influence the world around you.

Make This Confession:
My FAITH is alive and active. My FAITH produces obedience to God’s Word. I trust the integrity of His promises, and I respond with FAITH-filled action. I declare that my life is an instrument through which God’s Kingdom will be revealed on the earth in these last days, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

08/03/2026

I am grateful for the mentorship and opportunity with Dr. Kingsley Okonkwo this weekend in Houston, Texas. Thank you, sir.

07/31/2026

It's been a great week at the Southwest Believers' Conversation. Grateful to JESUS for the privilege to learn from, and follow the FAITH of Generals and elders, with glorious conversations [Hebrews 13:7].

07/27/2026

We are grateful for the opportunity to attend the 2026 Southwest Believers' Convention in Fort Worth, Texas, from July 27 to August 1. Please join us as we immerse ourselves in God's Word alongside believers from around the world.

We also invite you to grow with us by watching the live stream on the Kenneth Copeland Ministries YouTube channel.

07/20/2026

FAITH AND CONFESSION

“That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.” — Romans 10:9 (KJV)

FAITH and confession are inseparable principles in the life of the believer. FAITH is not only a force that resides in your heart, but it must also be released through the words of your mouth. What you truly believe will eventually be spoken (2 Corinthians 4:13), and what is consistently spoken has the power to shape the direction of your life.

The process of salvation itself demonstrates this principle. The Bible teaches that a person believes in the heart and confesses with the mouth unto salvation (Romans 10:10). This pattern reveals how FAITH operates in the Kingdom of God. The heart believes the truth of God’s Word, and the mouth gives voice to that truth through confession. Together, they activate the reality of God’s promises in the life of the believer.

Confession in this sense is not merely repeating religious or doctrinal phrases. It is the deliberate declaration of what God has said in His Word. Simply put, to confess is to “homologeo.” Literally, it means “to say the same thing,” aligning your words with God’s Word. When you confess Scripture, you align your speech with divine truth. This alignment strengthens your FAITH, shapes your mind, and releases spiritual authority into situations.

Many believers claim to believe God’s promises but weaken their FAITH through careless speech. Words that express fear, doubt, or defeat contradict the truth of God’s Word and hinder the development of strong FAITH. Many years ago, when the Lord started to raise me on the path of FAITH, one of the first things He taught me was to align my words and to begin “to say the same thing.” When the believer consistently speaks words that agree with the Word of God, FAITH grows stronger and trust in God’s promises increases.

FAITH-filled confession also trains the heart to remain focused on God’s truth rather than on temporary circumstances. Instead of repeating negative reports, you actively declare what God has spoken concerning your healing, provision, wisdom, and victory. Over time, this practice will strengthen your spiritual perspective and deepen your trust in God’s faithfulness. So, guard your heart and your mouth carefully. From this week, let the Word of God fill your heart through study and meditation, and let your mouth continually declare His promises.

Say This Prayer:

Father, I thank You for the power of FAITH and the authority of Your Word. Help me to guard my heart and my speech so that my words will always align with Your truth. From today, let my life continually reflect the power of FAITH-filled confession, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

07/13/2026

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL - JULY 13, 2026

THE ABRAHAMIC BLESSING

“And if ye be Christ’s, then are ye Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise.” — Galatians 3:29 (KJV)

The covenant God made with Abraham stands as one of the most significant revelations in Scripture and human history. Through this covenant, God promised to bless Abraham, make him a great nation, and cause all the families of the earth to be blessed through him (Genesis 12: 2-3). What began as a covenant relationship with one man ultimately unfolded into a redemptive plan that would reach every nation and family through Jesus Christ.

Many believers view the Abrahamic covenant as a historical event that belonged only to the Old Testament. But the Bible clearly reveals that this covenant continues to have relevance today. Through our FAITH in CHRIST, we become the spiritual descendants of Abraham and heirs of the promises God made to him. This means that THE BLESSING connected to the covenant is not limited to the past; it remains active for those of us who belong to Christ.

It is also important for us to note that the Abrahamic covenant was founded on FAITH. The Bible says Abraham believed God and it was counted to him for righteousness (Romans 4:3). His trust in God became the foundation of his righteousness and the channel through which God’s promises were fulfilled. In the same way, we—as believers today—receive and connect to the power of THE BLESSING through FAITH in JESUS CHRIST.

One of the central elements of the Abrahamic covenant is THE BLESSING OF GOD. This BLESSING represents divine favor, provision, and the empowerment to prosper by fulfilling God’s purpose. Through Christ, we have been redeemed from the curse of the Law and called to inherit THE BLESSING of Abraham (Galatians 3:13-14). However, living in the reality of THE BLESSING requires understanding. We must recognize that through Christ, we have been brought into a relationship with God that carries both privilege and responsibility. As Abraham trusted God and walked in obedience, even so are we called to live by FAITH and obedience to the Word of God.

Beloved, through Christ, you are fully included in this inheritance. Walk daily in the confidence that you are an heir of God’s promises, and allow THE BLESSING bring fulfillment, greatness, and wealth to you without painful toil (Proverbs 10:22, NIV).

Make this Confession:
I belong to Christ; therefore, I am Abraham’s seed and an heir according to the promise. THE BLESSING OF GOD rests upon my life. Through FAITH in Christ, I walk in God’s favor, provision, and purpose. God’s promises are active in my life, and I live as an heir and receive the promise of the Spirit, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

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