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The Lost Language of the Faith Movement

If you listen to Word of Faith sermons from the 1970s and 1980s, something stands out immediately. The language is different. Early teachers spoke about things like “heart faith,” “the inner man,” “the God-kind of faith,” “confession,” and even “spiritual laws.” To modern listeners, that vocabulary can sound strange — almost like a system for how faith actually works. But those phrases didn’t come from nowhere. They came from a very specific way of reading Scripture and learning how to live by faith. In this episode, we explore the unusual vocabulary of the early faith movement, where those phrases came from, and why many believers still find that way of understanding faith powerful today.