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Fear is the result of wrong believing. There's right believing, and there's wrong believing. We've got to get our beliefs straight and based on the Word of God. Fear is simply believing in something to be bigger and stronger than God. Faith is the result of right believing. Faith is simply taking God at His Word, knowing that He's far bigger than anything that the devil may try to unleash against you. If we're going to have what God says we can have, then we're going to have to believe the way God says we should believe. We're going to have to believe right, in order to have right. The primary purpose of this book is to help you realize areas of your life where you've maybe believed and thought wrongly concerning the things of God and to stir your faith in God so that the enemy has no more place in your life. It matters what you believe. Wayne Hancock has been serving the Body of Christ in various capacities since 1987. Currently, Wayne is the senior pastor of a thriving and growing congregation in Maui, Hawaii, Faith Family Fellowship. Wayne ministers worldwide with an anointing on total-life prosperity for the Body of Christ. He enjoys helping believers reach their God-given potential in Christ and teaching them how to apply the principles of the Word of God to live victoriously in everyday life. Wayne graduated and received his ordination from RHEMA Bible Training Center (RMAI) in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. He is also ordained and a member of the International Convention of Faith Ministries (ICFM) in Arlington, Texas. Wayne is married to his best friend, Robyn, who serves as co-senior pastor with him at Faith Family Fellowship. They are the parents of one daughter, Bethanie Grace.
Fear is the result of wrong believing. There's right believing, and there's wrong believing. We've got to get our beliefs straight and based on the Word of God. Fear is simply believing in something to be bigger and stronger than God. Faith is the result of right believing. Faith is simply taking God at His Word, knowing that He's far bigger than anything that the devil may try to unleash against you. If we're going to have what God says we can have, then we're going to have to believe the way God says we should believe. We're going to have to believe right, in order to have right. The primary purpose of this book is to help you realize areas of your life where you've maybe believed and thought wrongly concerning the things of God and to stir your faith in God so that the enemy has no more place in your life. It matters what you believe. Wayne Hancock has been serving the Body of Christ in various capacities since 1987. Currently, Wayne is the senior pastor of a thriving and growing congregation in Maui, Hawaii, Faith Family Fellowship. Wayne ministers worldwide with an anointing on total-life prosperity for the Body of Christ. He enjoys helping believers reach their God-given potential in Christ and teaching them how to apply the principles of the Word of God to live victoriously in everyday life. Wayne graduated and received his ordination from RHEMA Bible Training Center (RMAI) in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. He is also ordained and a member of the International Convention of Faith Ministries (ICFM) in Arlington, Texas. Wayne is married to his best friend, Robyn, who serves as co-senior pastor with him at Faith Family Fellowship. They are the parents of one daughter, Bethanie Grace.
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