Kenneth Copeland has taught for decades that physical healing is always God's will, yet his continuing health problems have led his granddaughter Courtney to ask why he remains in pain after a lifetime of teaching divine healing. In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters examines Copeland's declining health and Courtney's questions about Word of Faith teaching. Justin explains why the prosperity gospel's promises of guaranteed health and wealth cannot withstand the biblical reality of sickness and suffering. Scripture does not promise believers perfect health or financial prosperity. The true gospel proclaims Jesus Christ, who lived a perfect life, died for sinners, and bodily rose from the dead. Everyone who turns from sin and trusts in Christ receives forgiveness and eternal life. More Sound Theology and Discernment: https://servantsofgrace.org/justin-peters-sound-theology/ This video first appeared on Justin Peters' YouTube channel and is posted here with his permission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZHgYQDC5Cw&t=1s

The truth of God in a day of liues. When fantasy rules culture.

The sermon argues for the absolute sufficiency, trustworthiness, and transformative power of God's Word amidst personal trials and cultural skepticism. Drawing from Psalm 19, the speaker examines six attributes of Scripture—law, testimony, precepts, commandment, fear, and rules—to demonstrate how it revives the soul, imparts wisdom, brings joy, provides clarity, enables pure worship, and offers righteous judgment. The message contrasts the reliability of biblical truth with the inadequacy of secular philosophies, other religions, and modern distractions in sustaining faith during life's crises. By highlighting King David's reliance on Scripture during turmoil and Jesus' use of it against temptation, the sermon establishes the Bible as the ultimate source of spiritual security and guidance. The central call urges believers to meditate day and night on God's perfect Word to experience its power to transform lives and secure their faith. View this on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbIfLOrFp3w

Singing: Psalm 108: 1*, 3 Psalm 130: 1*, 2*, 3* Psalm 51: 1*, 4* Psalm 51: 5*, 6* Psalm 32: 1*, 2* Psalm 32: 3* Reading: Matthew 18: 1 – 20 Text: James 5: 19 – 20 Sermon: Saving souls from death 1. Wandering from the truth 2. Turning a sinner from error 3. Covering a multitude of sins

Sermon outline 1.Jesus provides a clear criteria on who is his opposition 2.Jesus engaged his opposition respectfully 3.Jesus led by example and did not follow in the sins of his own people Israel. 4.Jesus used Scripture as the foundation for settling all disputes. 5.Jesus warns his opposition about the dangers of rejecting the truth 6.Jesus invited his opposition to receive eternal life

The truth of the ascension has the ability to bring the believer great joy