77 Quotes by Andrew Wommack

Paul wrote the book of Romans as a letter to the Christians in Rome. These Roman believers were mostly Gentiles who had received the Gospel, been born again, and were committed to following the Lord. However, they were being troubled by Jewish believers who were trying to mix the Old Testament law with Christianity.

Do what the Word says! When you pray, praise God that your problem has been taken care of. Then, exercise your authority and speak directly to the problem. If you don’t, you won’t see your desired results.

The heart attitude behind your prayer interests God much more than the actual words you say.

The revelation of God’s grace contained in Romans delivers believers from a performance mentality – which bases relationship with God on our own efforts – to a total trust and reliance upon the Lord, His goodness, and grace.

However, when God is truly the center of your life, everything else works out. The Lord makes it work supernaturally. I can’t explain how, but it’s a kingdom principle. When God prospers you, it’s effortless. Yet, I’ve met very few Christians who are truly in this divine flow. When your whole heart is simply “God, I love You!” you’ll find that He has many ways of working things out.