Advice from Kenneth Copeland on what to do if you’re not content with your current situation
In a recent tweet on his official Twitter page, Pastor Kenneth Copeland, an American televangelist and the founder of Eagle Mountain International Church Inc., conveys a significant message to believers.
Do you ever say words like “I’m ill,” “I’m exhausted,” or “I just don’t know what to do”? The circumstances of your life are determined by your words. Consider what you have said. If the circumstances as they are make you unhappy, it is time to alter what you are saying. Make the decision to speak with faith and let God’s power flow through you.
So what actions should you take if you are not satisfied with your present situation?
(1) Adjust the words you are using.
(2) Decide to speak with words of trust.
(3) Allow God’s power to work in your life.
Last but not least, you should accomplish all of these things with your lips, demonstrating the significance of your words. Therefore, it’s crucial that you alter what you say. Instead of moaning or using derogatory language, speak words of faith and embrace positivism.
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