Benny Hinn Ministries
Uganda was only the beginning. Over 3 unforgettable nights 1.5 million people attended in person and 22,000 were baptized. 48 nations were represented. 100 million watched across television in Africa, and over 200 million were reached worldwide through social media and television. The Word was preached. The hungry were fed. Souls were saved, healed, and delivered!
But one of the greatest moments? God spoke to Pastor Benny and said, “I will give you Africa if you want it.” He said, Yes, Lord. Just days later, 17 African nations extended the call. Africa will be won for Jesus. Hallelujah!
Pastor Benny’s Livestream Teachings
“The Mystery of Prayer | Benny Hinn”
“Heaven Decides, the Church Implements | Benny Hinn”
“Pastors Conference in Ghana – The Keys to the Anointing”
“The Bible Shows Us Our Real Self and How to Fix It | Benny Hinn”
“On-the-Job Training for Sovereignty! | Benny Hinn”
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Is It Wrong for Christians to Question God?
Some believe that to question the Bible, God's direction, or even God Himself is tantamount to blasphemy or, on a smaller scale, a sign of disbelief.
Insuring Yourself for Every Day Life
During this time of turmoil, we need to stay focused and remember to insure what is most important—our faith and our fitness.
Shaping Your Child Into a Spiritual Warrior
The stats suggest that well more than half of young people will leave the Church after they leave their childhood Christian home. I’m convinced that the major reason for this is a lack of learned and modeled spiritual life on the part of parents and kids.
How Do I Forgive My Enemies?
The first step in forgiveness is to recognize your resentment against an enemy. You must understand who the enemy is and what he has done to hurt you.
Why You Must Make a Decision about God
What if you choose to accept Christ? Once we accept Christ as our Lord and Savior, we must then decide how we will answer that question on a daily basis.
Moving Your Family From Worry to Faith
Living a life of worry has become so common, we’ve begun to consider it normal, even for believers. In some cases, it has become noble.
