Kenneth Hagin - Ministry Watch
Kenneth E. Hagin was an American Pentecostal pastor and a central architect of the modern Word of Faith movement. He founded Rhema Bible Training College, which became a hub for influential Word of Faith teachers such as Kenneth Copeland, Charles Capps, and Norvel Hayes.
Hagin taught doctrines emphasizing positive confession, the believer’s authority, guaranteed healing, and other teachings that critics argue distort Scripture and promote an unbiblical view of faith, suffering, and God’s will. He also claimed a number of personal visions from Jesus.
His theology profoundly shaped the Word of Faith and later charismatic movements, but has also been identified by many pastors and theologians as a source of serious doctrinal error. Hagin died in 2003 at the age of 86.
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Deconstructing Kenneth Hagin - Long for Truth
Our guest Steve Johnson, author of Deconstructing Kenneth Hagin, has a remarkable story—one that includes a surprising encounter with Kenneth Hagin himself. As a student at the then newly founded Rhema Bible College, Steve sat under some of the most influential voices in the early Word of Faith...
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Hagin Exposed (Part 1) - Digging Deeper - Andreas Wiget
Exposing Kenneth Hagin's false visit to hell and false glory cloud.
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Kenneth Hagin Exposed (Part 2) - Digging Deeper: Andreas Wiget
In this video, I demonstrate that Kenneth Hagin's visions are made-up. The Jesus that visited Kenneth Hagin was not the Jesus of the Bible.
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Kenneth Hagin's Destructive Legacy: "The Believer's Authority" - Long for Truth
"The Believer's Authority" is a destructive doctrine taught within the Word of Faith Movement. In this video, Daniel and Robin show why this doctrine is unbiblical.
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Response to Saunders - Digging Deeper - Andreas Wiget
A response to Rod Saunders from Jew and Greek on Kenneth Hagin's post mortem repentance.
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Word of Faith and Longevity Refuted - Digging Deeper - Andreas Wiget
Word of Faith founder Kenneth Hagin believed he will live up to 120 years of age. His successor Kenneth Copeland believes the same way. This assumption is based on a misunderstanding of Genesis 6:3, where the Lord says, "My Spirit will not remain with man forever, because he is also flesh; nevert...
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The Authority of the Believer - The Lovesick Scribe Podcast
Kenneth Hagin was a popular teacher among the Word of Faith Movement, and one of his most popular books was The Believer's Authority. The teaching surrounding the authority of the believer is still found today in the Charismatic movement as well as the New Apostolic Reformation. What is our autho...
