Seven Steps to Victory: Episode 3

Summary

Andrew Wommack teaches that people can become stuck in routine—aware that they want more from life but unsure how to move forward. Drawing on Moses’ instruction in Deuteronomy to “rise up” and “take your journey,” he urges viewers to seek the purpose he believes God has for each person rather than simply copying others or asking God to bless a self-chosen path.

Key Strategies and Takeaways

• Move beyond complacency: Set a direction and take action instead of merely going through the motions. Wommack encourages taking thoughtful risks rather than always choosing the safest option.
• Seek a personal direction: He says each person has a distinct calling, so another person’s path may not be the right one to imitate. Pray and actively seek to understand what God wants you to do.
• Choose your response: Wommack argues that people have freedom to choose their path, contrasting this with the belief that God determines every event in a person’s life.
• Commit yourself before seeking the next step: He presents Romans 12:1–2 as a call to surrender to God and avoid being shaped by worldly expectations.
• Renew your thinking: He recommends engaging with the Bible, which he says can transform a person’s mindset and help them discern their direction.
• Act on what you learn: Wommack compares faith to Peter leaving the boat to walk on water: direction alone is not enough; you must take the step.
• Value different roles: He emphasizes that a person’s contribution matters regardless of its visibility or size, and that others may depend on what they can uniquely offer.
• Don’t assume your purpose will happen automatically: In his view, discovering and fulfilling God’s will requires deliberate seeking and follow-through.

The episode also includes promotional messages inviting viewers to share the program, partner with the ministry, and request teaching materials.

Presenters and Sources

• Presenter: Andrew Wommack
• Bible passages cited: Deuteronomy 2:24; Psalm 139:16; John 10:10; James 1; Deuteronomy 30:19; Matthew 14; Matthew 7; Romans 12:1–2; 1 Corinthians 3; Ephesians 5
• Other speaker: An unnamed announcer delivers the program’s closing promotional message.