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Be transformed by the renewing
of your mind.
Romans 12:2
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READING RESOURCES
Below you’ll find resources to encourage and inspire you along your journey. These suggestions come from friends, clients, and people of faith who, like you, are exploring ways to better understand themselves and deepen their spiritual walk.
The next four books may be downloaded
for free by clicking the adjacent box.
Most of us have wrestled with the question of whether or not God is concerned with our personal happiness. In this booklet, the issue of happiness in the life of a Christian is examined from a Scriptural perspective.
Learning to pace ourselves spiritually is a huge part of growing up as a believer. This little book may help you run the Great Race in a way that will encourage you to keep running and not give up on the race.
A short 12-page booklet outlining the Scriptural reasons for prayer walking along with some practical suggestions for using prayer walking to claim victories over the obstacles in your life.
No matter how long you've been married, there's always room for improvement. Or even if you're planning on getting married soon, these are some godly principles that can make marriage more like heaven and less like hell.
Andrew Wommack has a wealth of books for reading and videos to watch on their website. Many items are free. Below you will fnd a small sample of their resources. Click on the adjacent box to visit their website.
Do your emotions feel like a wild ride—unpredictable, exhausting, and out of your control? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when life throws challenges your way. But there’s hope! Just as a rider uses reins to guide a powerful horse, you can learn to take control of your emotions instead of being led by them. In this powerful teaching, Andrew Wommack presents a biblical approach to managing your emotions with truth, clarity, and lasting impact.
​Many people who deeply love God find it hard to pray, often resorting to begging when they have a desperate need, all the while feeling unworthy. But prayer isn’t just about asking for things; it’s about building a relationship with the Lord.
​If you are truly going to experience God’s will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
If you’ve ever felt uncertain about where your life is headed or trapped by crippling thought patterns, this teaching is ideal for you. Change your thoughts and meditations to match God’s Word, and watch how it impacts the course of your entire destiny!