Quotes from Germaine Copeland

It is not just saying prayers that gets results, but it is spending time with the Father, learning His wisdom, drawing on His strength, being filled with His quietness, and basking in His love that bring results to our prayers. Praise the Lord!

Believe the Word, speak the Word, and act on the Word — it is a creative force. The Word is a double-edged sword. Often it places a demand on you to change attitudes and behaviors toward the person for whom you are praying.

On the authority of Your Word, we declare that we are more than conquerors and are gaining a surpassing victory through Jesus, Who loves us. We refuse to let ourselves be overcome with evil, but we will overcome and master evil with good.

The harmony and unity in a church will never exceed the harmony and unity in the homes represented in the congregation.

God is looking within each family for one intercessor who will "stand in the gap" and "put up a hedge" for the entire household.

I recognize that Your Word is integrity itself — steadfast, sure, eternal — and I trust my life to its provisions.

I delight myself in You and Your Word. Because of that, You put Your desires within my heart.

I make my schedule around Your Word. I make the Word the final authority to settle all questions that confront me. I choose to agree with the Word of God, and I choose to disagree with any thoughts, conditions, or circumstances contrary to Your Word.

You can spend fruitless hours in prayer if your heart is not prepared beforehand. Preparation of the heart, the spirit, comes from meditation in the Father's Word, meditation on who you are in Christ, what He is to you, and what the Holy Spirit can mean to you as you become God-inside minded.

Don't be mental assenters—those who agree that the Bible is true but never act on it.