Prayer, Confession, or Command? Know Which One to Use | Kenneth E. Hagin

Prayer, Confession, or Command? Know Which One to Use | Kenneth E. Hagin Kenneth E. Hagin helps clarify when to petition the Father, confess the Word, and exercise delegated authority against spiritual resistance. Using John 16:23–24 and Acts 3:6, this teaching explains why sincere words can be misdirected—and how to recognize whom you are addressing before you speak. Learn the practical difference between asking in Jesus’ name, agreeing with Scripture from the heart, and issuing a command within the believer’s God-given authority. KEYWORDS Kenneth E. Hagin, prayer confession and command, believer authority, petition prayer, faith confession, delegated spiritual authority, praying in Jesus name, John 16 23 24, Acts 3 6, how to use spiritual authority HASHTAGS #KennethEHagin #FaithTeaching #SpiritualAuthority #Prayer #FaithConfession