The Power of Imagination - Week 4, Day 3 - The Gospel Truth
- Preacher
- Andrew Wommack
- Tradition
- Word of Faith
- Published
- Length
- 28:31
About this sermon
You can order “The Power of Imagination” here: https://l.awmi.net/yt-imagination What you imagine may be more important than you realize. Ultimately, what you imagine determines what you believe, and how you believe determines how you receive. Having a positive imagination is what the Bible calls hope! And hope is what faith is based upon. This power-packed series is filled with insightful truths that Andrew has touched on for years but has never quite put together in a teaching like this one. You’ll find out how it’s not a matter of doing more or doing something better; it’s a matter of understanding the way God designed you to think, believe, and receive. You’ve probably heard Andrew quote often, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he” (Prov. 23:7). Now let him show you how to think properly so that you can be all God created you to be: it will change the way that you see yourself, your circumstances—everything! Follow Andrew Wommack Ministries on your favorite social platform: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AWMinistries - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewwommack - Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewwommack - Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/andrewwommack/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewWo... - Periscope: https://www.pscp.tv/andrewwommack Learn about Charis Bible College at https://CharisBibleCollege.org Learn about upcoming events at https://www.awmi.net/events/ 00:23 Welcome to our Wednesday's broadcast of The Gospel Truth. 02:48 The way God built you, the thing that holds everything up, like your skeleton holds your body up. The frame of you spiritually, emotionally, is your Imagination. 09:56 He just thought that after seeing fire fall from heaven and killing the prophets of Baal and having the entire nation fall on their face and say, The Lord, He is the God; The Lord, He is the God, that somehow or another, he would just be in this place of perfection and that everything would be perfect, and it was a false expectation. 12:59 My sufficiency is of God. This same man said, in 2 Corinthians, chapter 12, he says, “When I am weak, then I am strong…” 17:08 I had forgotten it. And I was feeling so condemned about breaking every promise I made to the Lord that as I was driving over to Walsh, I was just pleading with God, oh God, how could you ever use me? How could this Bible study go good tonight? 20:59 But I'm saying God doesn't use anybody because they are this perfect person. This is one of the reasons that people that seem to have it all together and they're just the beautiful people and the people that have so much talent.
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