Bishop Kevin Foreman Life Giving Messages

Manifest - You’re About to Go Further, Faster - Bishop Kevin Foreman

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Bishop Kevin Foreman prays for God's word to bring both comfort and aggravation to the enemy's plans.

Bishop Kevin Foreman opens the episode with a prayer, asking God to speak through His word, which brings both comfort and challenge. He introduces the message 'You're About to Go Further, Faster,' tying it to March as a month of manifestation. Foreman explains that manifestation aligns four areas: mind, mouth, movements, and money, with what you desire to make it reality. He uses a car alignment analogy, listing five signs you need alignment: hitting a pothole or debris, driving on rough roads, your car pulling in a direction you're not steering, loose steering that wanders, and tires wearing out too fast. Each sign corresponds to life challenges, like unexpected setbacks or drifting from goals. The Bible study then goes deeper, starting with the mind. Foreman cites Proverbs 23:7, stating that as a person thinks, so they are, and explains that mindsets produce movements. He references Romans 12:2, urging listeners not to copy the world's systems but to let God transform them by changing how they think. He emphasizes being 'actively passive' or 'actively submissive' to allow this transformation, using the example of someone becoming a millionaire in 12 months due to changed thinking. Foreman discusses releasing the 'old me' and becoming a new creation in Christ, not just reforming old behavior. He illustrates this with Jeremiah 1:6, where Jeremiah feels too young for God's assignment, but God challenges his mindset. Next, Foreman moves to movements, citing 2 Corinthians 5:10, which says each person will be repaid for their actions. He stresses that God repays for what you do, not what you intend to do, and uses the story of Elisha and the king in 2 Kings 13:18-19, where the king only strikes the ground three times instead of five or six, limiting his victory. Foreman teaches that manifestation stops when movement does, encouraging persistent action like applying to multiple banks for a loan. He then addresses the mouth, quoting Proverbs 18:21 that death and life are in the power of the tongue. Foreman says you live in the consequences of your confessions and references Deuteronomy 18:17-18, where God likes what the Hebrews say and promises to act on it. Finally, he covers money, noting that Jesus said wherever your treasure is, there your heart is. Foreman explains that money reveals your mindset, such as not thinking long-term if you don't save. He cites Luke 6:38 about giving generously and 2 Kings 3:20, where water suddenly appears after a sacrifice, illustrating that your release determines what you receive. The episode concludes with an altar call for salvation and instructions for giving tithes and offerings.

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A charged Christian sermon on motives, movement, and the actions intentions cannot replace.

Bishop Kevin Foreman's single-episode sermon is built around a direct spiritual challenge: intention is not the same as obedience. From its opening prayer, the message presses listeners to examine motive, movement, and accountability, especially in how they use time,…

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You want faith teaching that turns motives into movement, with a quick detour through fake TikTok pages.

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