This DVD of Niki Ochenski's miraculous healing impacted Andrew more than the actual healing, and he was there at the healing!

You have something the Lord can multiply.

Living Word Christian Center July 2016

How is a Christian supposed to handle tough times? Listen as Andrew teaches on what Jesus counselled His disciples to do.

What is the real nature of God? Is He harsh, or is He meek and gentle?

This teaching deals with the crisis, the cause, and the cure for a hardened heart.

The effects that praise can cause are unstoppable! The devil runs, unbelief leaves, and God is blessed.

A person who doesn't harness their emotions is a person who cannot overcome sin.

Be prepared for the storms of life by learning how David prepared his heart.

Discover the book of Romans' liberating truths, which have literally changed the world.

We need to change. But how? The Word is the seed that can change your life.

It is God's will for us to be happy. Andrew teaches the secrets of being happy.

Learn from the successes and failures of Elijah, without the hard knocks.

What changed when you were "born again"? This is the foundational revelation to all Andrew's teaching.

Recognizing what we are doing to create emptiness, and how we can reverse the process.

If we can tap into the Lord's heart by hearing Him speak to us, all would be different.

You've already got it, so quit trying to get it and experience the victory that is already yours!

God's Word has to be the foundation of everything a Christian believes.

What the Bible really says about the healing of our body and walking in divine health.

Andrew shares many of the faith lessons he has learned about walking in the miraculous.

Teachings include "How to conceive a miracle" and "The gospel of peace".

The giants in your life won't stand a chance as these Lessons from David become your very own!

Not getting the results you desire? Consider changing directions; maybe there is A Better Way to Pray.

There are spiritual dynamics involved in partnering with the Gospel that most people don't realize.

Andrew brings a fresh perspective to this important spiritual truth of your authority as a believer.

Andrew shares foundational faith-truths that the Lord has revealed to him.

Joseph is one of the greatest examples of godly character and integrity in the Bible.

Learn about the role of money in your life and becoming a Godly steward.

We have peace with God. God's not mad, so stop struggling with sin and judgment!

Most believers know that God loves them. Very few, however, know His love experientially.

Understanding how much God loves you, compels you to allow God's love to flow through you.

Your understanding will determine what you are able to receive from God, here and now.

Through God's Word we were made. His Word, became flesh, and Jesus was born.

Paul said that he longed to know God more. What did he understand about knowing Him?

This teaching will help you overcome financial fears and keep your trust in the right place.

"Sacred cows," or wrong beliefs are taken to the slaughterhouse by Andrew.

The correct understanding of grace and faith and how they work together.

How to rise above the noise of negativity and live your life according to the promises of God's Word.

Most people have lost a sense of destiny, God's will for their lives.

God has a destiny for our lives. This is the second in a series of three

God has a destiny for our lives. This is the third in a series of three.

Conversion is a one-time experience; discipleship is a lifelong journey.

When you're facing a crisis, remember what Jesus said: "Let not your heart be troubled."

A compilation and summary of powerful messages that have changed the lives of thousands.

Living in God's best can become a lifestyle -a permanent address - rather than somewhere we go to briefly escape the pressures of our lives.

The real meaning and power of this centrepiece of world history, the crucifixion of Christ.

What is the Fear Of The Lord, and what are the effects of fearing Him?

Words have the power to create and creation responds to words.

Before you can give God's love, you need to first understand it and receive it.

The specifics of new life in Christ and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Everyone views life through a filter. That's your philosophy, and it controls the outcome of your life.

The Bible says that hope is for that which is not seen. How can you see something that isn't there?

How to restore America to its godly heritage and what it originally was.

There's more to being a disciple than simply faith in Jesus. That might sound hard to believe, but that's exactly what Jesus Himself said.

Many Christians strive to achieve happiness. This is what the bible says to get there.

Success and the way to being successful may not be what you've thought.

Discover the biggest hindrances to what God wants to do in your life and how to stop them!

Most of the promises of God, probably more than you realise, are conditional upon abiding in His presence.

Daniel received promotion because of his excellent spirit. Discover what it means to have an excellent spirit so you can position yourself for promotion too!

God can't make you humble; humility is something you have to choose.

Teachings from the Scriptures on what a Christian response should be to the ungodliness that threatens to destroy America.

The ministry of the Holy Spirit is a comforting ministry, not a ministry of condemnation.

Recorded live at a Grace & Faith Family Conference. Each DVD contains one teaching session.

Recorded live at the European Ministers Conference 2014.

Recorded live at a Grace & Faith Family Conference. Each DVD contains one teaching session.

Watch as Andrew teaches at the annual European Ministers conference hosted by Charis Walsall.

Watch Grace + Faith 2016 Live! With speakers Andrew Wommack, Duane Sheriff & Wendell Parr.

Listen as Andrew teaches at the annual European Ministers conference hosted by Charis Walsall.

Listen to Grace + Faith 2017 Live! With speakers Andrew Wommack, Duane Sheriff & Wendell Parr.

It might surprise you to learn that God didn't design marriage for your personal fulfilment. Learn its true purpose in this series.

Four stories of the power of God's Word working in the lives of people who came to understand what God had already done for them through Jesus.

Stories of the power of God's Word working in the lives of people who came to understand what God had already done for them through Jesus. 

Stories of the power of God's Word working in the lives of people who came to understand what God had already done for them through Jesus.

Stories of the power of God's Word working in the lives of people who came to understand what God had already done for them through Jesus. 

Watch five people's healing journeys and see how they were overwhelmed by the goodness of God.

God can't make you humble; humility is something you have to choose.

What is the real nature of God? Is He harsh, or is He meek and gentle?

Discover the book of Romans' liberating truths, which have literally changed the world.

Your understanding will determine what you are able to receive from God, here and now.

Why is it so difficult to hear the Lord's voice and be led by Him in everyday life?

Hardness of Heart is being "cold, insensitive, callous, unfeeling, and unyielding."

The relationship between faith and unbelief

This teaching reveals the great theme of Romans which is the power of the gospel.

This teaching reveals the great theme of Romans which is the power of the gospel.

If God loves us because of His grace, not our goodness, then why live holy lives?

Victory in the Christian life is only available through the power of the Holy Spirit living through us.

Only the gift of righteousness has any virtue in our relationship with God.

To be transformed we must renew our minds, according to Romans12:2

Andrew shows how Jesus helped John the Baptist overcome doubt-by the Word of God.

The parable of the sower sowing seed is the key to understanding all of Jesus' parables

God's Word is the seed that must be sown in our hearts to effect change.

The joy of the Lord is our strength (Nehemiah 8:10). Paul told us to rejoice in the Lord always (John 16:33). Jesus said to be of good cheer in the midst of trouble (John 16:33). Yet many Christians find it difficult to be happy. Some have even taught tha

Adam and Eve became dissatisfied with perfection. They believed they needed to be more like God when the truth was that they were already like God. 

Contentment is a state of mind, not a state of being. Paul learned to be content in extremely difficult situations. He even instructed slaves to be content with their lot in life. 

Paul wrote the book of Philippians after he had been in jail between two and five years. Seventeen times in that letter Paul used the words joy or rejoice. Paul's joy was independent of his circumstances.

Ambition is the driving force behind most success. Goal setting has become an integral part of everyday life for millions of people, yet goals can become thieves that rob joy.

On resurrection day, as two of Jesus disciples were on the road to Emmaus, they talked about the reports they had heard of Jesus being raised from the dead. While they spoke, Jesus Himself came to them, but they didn't recognize Him because He was in a gl

The Lord told Elijah to hide by the Brook Cherith. His provision would be found waiting for him there.

Both Elijah and the widow woman received provision by faith through obedience.

This teaches about dealing with the enemy and experiencing victory.

Elijah moved in the miraculous but then he became depressed. What happened?

This teaching identifies the three major parts of our being: spirit, soul, and body, and gives the relationship between each. 

Many Christians are striving to become righteous when the truth is that they are already as righteous as they will ever be in their spirits. 

Many Christians are striving to become righteous when the truth is that they are already as righteous as they will ever be in their spirits.

The whole idea of trying to get more faith is wrong. We already have the same measure of faith that Jesus has. It's the same thing with wisdom.

Our spirits are as perfect and complete now as they will ever be. In our spirits we are as Jesus is (1 Jn. 4:17) in every respect. But we have this treasure in an earthen vessel (2 Cor. 4:7). 

The first thing that has to happen to stay full of God is that we have to glorify God.

To maintain our touch from God, we have to glorify God and also be thankful.

If we don't glorify God and become thankful, our imaginations just naturally become vain.

There is a connection our hearts have with our imaginations, and our attitudes of being thankful and glorifying God.

Christian belief has to be founded on the facts of God's Word and not on intuition or feelings.

There cannot be a physical harvest without planting a seed, so we cannot receive a spiritual harvest without planting the seed of God's Word.

Jesus said the parable of the sower was the key to understanding all His teachings.

The way Jesus dealt with John's unbelief is a great insight into just how powerful God's Word is.

Jesus died for our health just as much as He died for the forgiveness of our sins. This has to be the foundation of our faith for healing. Many scriptures relate the healing of our bodies and the forgiveness of our sins in the same verse. Jesus went about

Jesus died for our health just as much as He died for the forgiveness of our sins. This has to be the foundation of our faith for healing. 

It is commonly believed that the apostle Paul had a sickness for which he besought the Lord for healing three times, and the Lord wouldn't heal him. From that assumption, people teach that God sometimes wants us sick. But that is not true.

If it is God's will to heal everyone, then why isn't everyone healed?

If it is God's will to heal everyone, then why isn't everyone healed?

There are laws that govern the spiritual world just as there are laws that govern the physical realm.

Before Jesus taught what prayer was, He taught what prayer was not. He made the startling statement that hypocrites love to pray (Mt. 6:5). 

This teaching deals with spiritual warfare and intercession. Andrew exposes many abuses in this area and shows the New Testament method of intercession.

Prayer serves many purposes, but we must keep the main thing the main thing. The number one purpose of prayer is communion with God.

After the miraculous death of the fig tree that Jesus cursed, Jesus taught His disciples how He did it. 

Most people assume that if the Lord had answered our prayer, then there would be instantaneous results. But once God moves in the spiritual realm there is a process.

Prosperity begins with understanding our role; we are God's stewards. Our lives, talents, abilities, and living in a nation of unparalleled opportunity are all gifts from God.

More is written in the Bible about finances than heaven and hell, prayer, or faith. Jesus taught more about this subject than any other, and yet He said trusting Him in finances was the least use of our faith.

Would you commend an employee who had just stolen millions of dollars for the crafty way they did it? So why would Jesus tell a story about a business owner who did just that? 

Many people reject prosperity teaching, believing it's rooted in greed and selfishness. True prosperity is neither.

Motives for giving are more important than the gift. In fact, wrong motives can void its benefits. How and where to tithe is also important; it could make a huge difference in the harvest you receive.

Luke 2:14 says, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." Is this saying Jesus came to create peace among men? If it is, then He failed. It must mean more.

Luke 2:14 says, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." Is this saying Jesus came to create peace among men? If it is, then He failed. It must mean more.

If a Christian commits a sin and then dies before it's confessed, will he or she still be forgiven? 

If a Christian commits a sin and then dies before it's confessed, will he or she still be forgiven? 

Some people live in the Old Covenant of law and judgement, while others live in a New Covenant of grace and mercy. But since both are in the Bible, should we be living in a little of both? The answer may change your life.

Most believers intellectually understand that God loves them. Very few, however, know His love experientially. That knowing is what changed my life, and it can change yours too.

The misunderstanding of God's sovereignty creates huge roadblocks to receiving God's love. Attributing life's pains to God ruins relationship with Him. It's time to get it right.

Do you ever have this thought: If I would just start acting the way I should, then God could love me, heal me, and prosper me? If you do, it explains why you aren't receiving.

The reason many cannot accept God's love is because they believe God looks at them the same way they look at themselves. It's time to see yourself the way God sees you.

For many Christians, the only difference between the Old Testament and the New Testament in the Bible is a few blank pages. Experiencing God's unconditional love, which is His true nature, depends on knowing the difference.

Faith can move mountains, hope rings eternal, and love never fails. But Jesus said that the greats of the these is love.

If you find it hard to love others, there's a reason. When you understand this, loving others becomes easy.

You man not be the source of the problem. If not, then there are only three other possibilities and God might be one of them.

Offenses will certainly come in life. You can't avoid them so learn to deal with them correctly. The Word gives clear direction.

Have you ever heard anyone say, "If you only knew what they did, you couldn't forgive them either." It's a good thing Jesus doesn't think like that, and you don't have to either.

Jesus, the Son of God, gave up His throne and willingly became the servant of all. Allowing Himself to be humiliated in every way by the very ones He came to set free. That's our example.

In this message, Andrew teaches exactly what Jesus purchased through His sacrifice. However, even though the purchase price was paid, complete redemption has not yet been manifest.

Many believers are asking questions like these: "Can I lose my salvation?" "If I die with un-confessed sin, will I go to hell?" "Will God answer the prayer of someone who still sins?" It's time to get the answers.

The sins of the entire world cannot be compared to the price that Jesus paid for them. It's not just what He suffered in body and soul; it's what He became. That is the key to your redemption.

Most Christians believe they have been redeemed from the curse of the Law. Yet, they are still trying to get God to respond to them based on their performance. Why?

Through His spoken Word, God created the earth and everything in it, put the heaven into place, and formed man. Most importantly, His Word became flesh, and Jesus (God in the flesh) was born.

Through His spoken Word, God created the earth and everything in it, put the heaven into place, and formed man. Most importantly, His Word became flesh, and Jesus (God in the flesh) was born.

Through His spoken Word, God created the earth and everything in it, put the heaven into place, and formed man. Most importantly, His Word became flesh, and Jesus (God in the flesh) was born.

Through His spoken Word, God created the earth and everything in it, put the heaven into place, and formed man. Most importantly, His Word became flesh, and Jesus (God in the flesh) was born.

Paul said that knowing God causes us to be filled with all the fullness of God (Eph. 3:19). So if we aren't living in all His fullness, we must conclude we don't know God fully.

The Bible says eternal life is knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent. Eternal life begins NOW, not when we die. If we're not experiencing intimacy with God in this life, we're missing the number one goal of salvation.

As Christians, we are to walk by faith and not by sight. We can actually see better with our hearts than we do with our eyes. Does that sound impossible? It's not, if we know God.

As Christians, we are to walk by faith and not by sight. We can actually see better with our hearts than we do with our eyes. Does that sound impossible? It's not, if we know God.

Andrew uses personal experience to help you understand your unrighteousness and God's imputed righteousness. It's key to accepting your new identity in Christ and authority as a believer.

The Bible says that faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God. Fear also comes from hearing, but hearing from the world.

The world says, "Get all you can, can what you get, and sit on the can. It will be your security when times are tough." Sounds good, but it's the exact opposite of what the Bible teaches.

Most Christians would say that God is good and that He is faithful. Yet they credit Him with many of the difficulties in life. How can that be?

Is God a God of judgment or grace? Or, is He a little of both? Andrew's answers may upset you at first, but keep listening; it is well worth the discomfort.

The dictionary defines sovereign as "Having supreme rank or power." The church has interpreted that to mean "absolute control." God is sovereign, but He does not control everything.

You could say that grace is God's part of the equation and faith is our part. But to bring them into balance, you must know what grace has provided and how faith appropriates it.

This is nearly too good to be true because there is absolutely nothing you can do to earn it, and there is nothing you can do to lose it. Understanding that is the beginning to receiving from God.

Most Christians are struggling and working to receive from God. If that's you, then learn how to break that link and enter the rest.

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In a crisis, don't panic, don't let your heart be troubled. How? Believe God. (John 14:1)

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(True Christianity), (The Holy Spirit), (Spirit, Soul & Body), (You've Already Got It!), (The True Nature of God)

(The War Is Over), (Grace, the Power of the Gospel), (Living in the Balance of Grace and Faith), (The Believer's Authority)

(The Believer's Authority [continued]), (A Better Way to Pray), (The Effects of Praise), (Harnessing Your Emotions)

(Staying Full of God), (God Wants You Well), (Hardness of Heart), (Self-Centeredness: The Root of All Grief)

The anticipation, or the constant expectation, of good is how most people define hope. But the Bible says in Romans 8:24 that hope is for that which is not seen. How can you see something that isn't there? 

A large percentage of what you experience in your life is a result of what is seen on the inside of your heart. Did you know that the Bible says you can change the direction of your life by using the hope that God has given you? 

Learning to understand the relationship between our hope, our imagination, and our understanding, it can truly make us "stronger than horseradish."

Nobody is as blind as someone who can see only with their eyes. That's a strong statement, but did you know that Jesus operated on that very principle? 

Hope and expectation are two words to express the same thing. If your faith gives substance to what you hope for, then what you expect becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Discover the biggest hindrances to what God wants to do in your life and how to stop them!

Discover the biggest hindrances to what God wants to do in your life and how to stop them!

Discover the biggest hindrances to what God wants to do in your life and how to stop them!

Discover the biggest hindrances to what God wants to do in your life and how to stop them!

Seven stories of the power of God's Word working in the lives of people who came to understand what God had already done for them through Jesus.

These people come from diverse backgrounds and cultures, but all have one thing in common: They experienced a miracle through the power of God's Word.

Have you ever wanted to know what Jamie thinks?

Six true stories that could change your financial future.

The story of a passionate God in relentless pursuit of His people.

Five true stories of ordinary people whose lives were completely transformed in the pursuit of their destinies.

Watch five stories of people who encountered grace in such a way that their lives were changed forever.

In this message, Andrew teaches exactly what Jesus purchased through His sacrifice. However, even though the purchase price was paid, complete redemption has not yet been manifest. 

"Can I lose my salvation?" "If I die with un-confessed sin, will I go to hell?" "Will God answer the prayer of someone who still sins?" It's time to get the answers.

The sins of the entire world cannot be compared to the price that Jesus paid for them.

Most Christians believe they have been redeemed from the curse of the Law. Yet, they are still trying to get God to respond to them based on their performance. Why?

There is a huge difference between the way God dealt with people under the Old Covenant and the way He deals with us today under the New.

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Paul said that knowing God causes us to be filled with all the fullness of God (Eph. 3:19). So if we aren't living in all His fullness, we must conclude we don't know God fully.

The Bible says eternal life is knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent. Eternal life begins NOW, not when we die.

As Christians, we are to walk by faith and not by sight. We can actually see better with our hearts than we do with our eyes.

The Lord has revealed Himself in many ways, but the more sure way to know Him is through His Word.

Andrew uses personal experience to help you understand your unrighteousness and God's imputed righteousness. It's key to accepting your new identity in Christ and authority as a believer.

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Many have heard that "sin-consciousness" is good. That means entering boldly into the presence of God is impossible.

The Law has the power to make sin come alive, to bring judgement and condemnation and to expose unrighteousness.

Prayers like "Lord, forgive me, heal me, prosper me, and please just give me more of You. Oh, yes, and bring revival." are wrong.

Redemption is eternal. However, some teach that you must be forgiven every time you sin. So which is it, eternal or momentary? 

For example, once saved, are you always saved? Or, what about the command to cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh? 

Most Christians would say that God is good and that He is faithful. Yet they credit Him with many of the difficulties in life. How can that be?

Is God a God of judgment or grace? Or, is He a little of both? Andrew's answers may upset you at first, but keep listening; it is well worth the discomfort.

Most Christians claim to accept responsibility, but when faced with negative circumstances, they often point the finger at other people, the devil, and even at God. Why? 

When you really understand how God views sin, you will probably come to the same conclusion Andrew did. That sounds nearly too good to be true.

The president of the United States has tremendous power. It's not personal power; it's the authority to direct the power of a nation. Could the believer's authority work the same way?

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