Equipping Believers. Declaring Truth. Preparing the Way

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Wommack Prays for Others:

Here’s how I teach people to pray—especially when interceding for someone else.

I begin with thanksgiving:

“Father, thank You that You are the atonement for our sins—not only for ours, but for the sins of the whole world” (1 John 2:2).

You’ve already dealt with sin through the finished work of Jesus. You’ve already died for this person’s sins.

Then I shift to spiritual authority: Continue reading

Set Apart

Set Apart

I was set apart by God for His ministry even before I was born. Looking back, I can clearly see His supernatural hand on my life from a very young age.

One of my earliest encounters with the Lord happened when I was just five years old, playing outside. I didn’t understand what was happening at the time, but over the years—especially as I began to learn about the Lord—I came to realize that I had experienced an angelic visitation. There were no words, no message, just the presence of a mighty angel. I believe he has remained with me to this day. I remember pausing in my play, standing up and looking around as the atmosphere suddenly shifted. It was as though time stood still for a moment—but I didn’t yet know what it meant. I eventually just went back to playing. Continue reading

I Thought You Didn’t Die from Breathing Water

“I Thought You Didn’t Die from Breathing Water…”

A Testimony of the Lord’s Mercy

When I was about 14, I loved the water—swimming, skiing, and especially gliding underwater. One afternoon, I went too deep and realized I couldn’t make it back up. I knew I wasn’t going to reach the surface in time, so I stopped struggling… and gave up. I took a breath, expecting the end.

But nothing happened.

Surprised, I pushed toward the surface and made it up. I swam back to shore where my mom was calling us in for supper. I walked out of the water, headed to the house, and—teenager that I was—thought to myself, “Huh, guess Mom’s not as smart as she thinks. People don’t die when they breathe water.” Continue reading

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