E.W. Kenyon 11/14 Monday meditation

My prayer and ministry partner keeps telling me that I need to get back to quoting Kenyon and Lake again. But I'm only halfway through the 850-page Wigglesworth book !! :(







So I pulled out one of my Kenyon books and found that I'd never finished reading and quoting from it. He is a little hard to quote concisely, so I may not find many quotes.






E.W. Kenyon (1867-1948) was an early Pentecostal pioneer who is considered the father of the Word of Faith movement, long before Hagin and Copeland gave the doctrine a name and made it famous.




Faith is developed in the human spirit by the Word of God. It comes by acting on the Word.



That is your exercise. Every time you act upon the Word, faith becomes stronger. You could lie in bed until your limbs lose their ability to bear the rest of your body. So it is with faith, it must be continually exercised in order to develop it.

-- E. W. Kenyon