Televangelist Kenneth Copeland, 88, addressed his congregation about his recent health challenges and unwavering faith, predicting he will live to 120 years old. He also outlined yearly themes up to 2029, tying them to faith and divine purpose, and made predictions about political and global events in the coming years.
Kenneth Copeland , a prominent televangelist, addressed his congregation, sharing his personal journey of faith and recovery from recent health challenges. Copeland, 88, spoke about a ruptured appendix that required hospitalization for ten days last year. He acknowledged the ordeal, describing it as a challenging year, but emphasized his unwavering faith and the role humor played in maintaining his positive outlook during his hospital stay.
He attributed his recovery to divine intervention, stating confidently that he knows the Master carried him, watched over him, and took care of him. Copeland made a bold proclamation, declaring his belief that he will live to 120 years old, citing a covenant he claims to have made with God. He set his predicted lifespan to reach December 6, 2056, asserting that he'll see his congregation again in those years. Beyond his personal longevity, Copeland shared his vision for the future, outlining yearly themes up to 2029, each tied to faith and divine purpose. He described 2024 as a year of victory, 2025 as a time when the nation comes alive, 2026 as the year for a major fix, 2028 as a year of passing through a gate, and 2029 as a year of everything being divine. Copeland, known for his lavish lifestyle and controversial statements, predicted increased political tensions in 2025, attributing it to a struggling opposition party. He urged his congregation to remain vigilant and intentional in both their spiritual and political lives. His optimistic outlook and claims of a long life have generated mixed reactions, with some praising his faith and others questioning the implications of his pronouncements
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