Kenneth Copeland is probably the most prominent Word of Faith "preacher" in the world today. He learned his Word of Faith doctrine directly from the "fathers" of the Word of Faith movement: Kenneth Hagin and Oral Roberts. Although he speaks with tremendous conviction and authority, what he says is 100% false. But Copeland's followers just don't care.

“For this reason God will send upon them a deluding influence so that they will believe what is false, in order that they all may be judged who did not believe the truth, but took pleasure in wickedness.”

— 2 Thessalonians 2: 11-12

Word of Faith followers are truly delusional, so Copeland will remain filthy rich and extremely powerful no matter how wrong he might be. And he couldn't possibly be more wrong than he was here...

Here's Kenneth Copeland teaching some really bad theology and then failing completely at commanding Hurricane Irma (after he failed to stop Hurricane Harvey):

Here's a video from Kenneth Copeland Ministries own YouTube channel, featuring Copeland's daughter, Teri Copeland Pearsons, who explains exactly how to control the weather (which she utterly fails to do, just like her Dad):

Word of Faith doctrine is based on delusional ideas that come more from the "Mind Science" cults that developed in the 1800s than they do from the Bible. These false teachers quote the Bible, but they twist God's Word whenever they do.

Here's Kenneth Copeland's wife, Gloria, claiming that her husband controls the weather whenever he wants to:

If Word of Faith "Weather Warriors" were a car:

Here's a (failed) prophecy from Kenneth Copeland that he made in 2016:

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Here's a recent conference where Kenneth Copeland was an honored guest (mark and avoid everyone in this photo!):

Here's "7 Mountain Mandate" expert, Lance Wallnau claiming he has the authority to control yet another hurricane so he can save Puerto Rico after failing completely at "commanding the millibars" just a few weeks earlier:

If Word of Faith "Weather Warriors" were a drinking fountain:

This blatantly false Word of Faith teaching is getting more and more common in the so-called "Bible-believing" church around the world, yet practically none of today's prominent megachurch pastors are saying a thing to refute it. In fact, it appears that this ridiculous Word of Faith teaching is becoming the new normal. At least Dr. Michael Brown had the sense to refute these "Weather Warriors," (after he was forced to comment about it), but it remains to be seen if he or any other big name Charismatic "experts" will take a public stand to correct false doctrine.

Can Christians Command the Weather, Hurricanes, Storms, etc.?

Delusion on Parade: Word of Faith "Weather Warriors" Ignore Reality

Here's Todd White praising Kenneth Copeland (and his "amazing eyes"): Todd White Praises Kenneth Copeland, Fangirls Over Copeland’s “Amazing Eyes”

Here's a story that sounds like satire, but it's real (and totally disgusting): Ken Copeland: God Gave Us Private Jets Because You Can't Talk to God in Coach

For a lot more information about the Word of Faith movement please check out: The Word of Faith Cornucopia of False Doctrine.

Are you trying to maintain your Word of Faith beliefs in spite of all this troubling information? Please read this article to better understand your flawed thinking patterns: Confirmation Bias: Why You Are Protecting Your False Beliefs.