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How to Find, Follow, and Fulfill God's Will - Week 1, Day 1 - The Gospel Truth
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Overview
Andrew Wommack introduces a new series, How to Find, Follow, and Fulfill God’s Will. He teaches that every person has a God‑given purpose and that discovering it requires active pursuit—not passive fate. Andrew shares his personal testimony, including a life‑changing encounter on March 23, 1968, and the 18 months of Bible study that prepared him to hear God’s direction. He emphasizes that being in God’s will brings supernatural peace, satisfaction, and effectiveness; doing your own thing and merely asking God to bless it will not produce the same anointing.
Key takeaways and practical steps
- Actively seek God’s will—ask, seek, and knock (Matthew 7:7). God’s will doesn’t automatically happen in your life; you must pursue it.
- Study Scripture earnestly (Andrew read Scripture repeatedly and used Matthew Henry’s commentaries when seeking God’s direction).
- Recognize you were created with purpose: Psalm 139 (known before birth) and Jeremiah 29:11 (plans for hope and a future).
- Don’t assume God will bless activities that are not His will; when you follow God’s direction there is a supernatural flow and blessing.
- Pay attention to “holy dissatisfaction” or a rut—this can be God’s prompt to change course toward His will.
- Use your God‑given gifts and sphere of influence—you are positioned to reach people others cannot; failing to act leaves God’s intended people unreached.
- Pursue repentance and evangelism—2 Peter 3:9 shows God desires all to come to repentance, but He doesn’t force it.
- Get training and resources—Andrew encourages using the study guides, book, and audio/video teachings to learn how to find, follow, and fulfill God’s will.
- Get involved civically: be an informed voter (primaries referenced for May 22 — Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky); use voter guides at truthandliberty.net and vote for leaders who advance righteousness.
Notable anecdotes and highlights
- Personal testimony: Andrew’s intensive Bible study in his late teens and a defining encounter on March 23, 1968.
- Charlotte, NC story: a long ministry relationship with a church on Freedom Drive and an on‑site conversion of a Buddhist woman who had a supernatural encounter and later received salvation and the Holy Spirit.
- Social‑media testimonies: conversions and healings (example: chronic back pain healed while watching Andrew).
Scriptures referenced
- Matthew 7:7 (ask, seek, knock)
- Psalm 139 (known before birth)
- Jeremiah 29:11 (plans for hope and future)
- 2 Peter 3:9 (God not willing that any should perish)
- Ephesians 5:17 (understand the will of the Lord)
Products, offers, and how to get resources
- Main resource: How to Find, Follow, and Fulfill God’s Will — available as a book (English and Spanish); three individual teachings (How to Find God’s Will; How to Follow God’s Will; How to Fulfill God’s Will) on CD or DVD; and three companion study guides.
- God’s Will package: book, all three study guides, choice of all three CD albums or all three DVD albums, plus Destiny Stories Vol. 2. Catalog value listed at $195; offered for $135.
- First audio teaching available for a gift of any amount; free if unable to afford.
- Website: awmi.net (AWMI)
- Helpline: 719‑635‑1111 (hours listed in the program)
Speakers and partners mentioned
- Andrew Wommack (speaker)
- Lance Wallnau (partner referenced)
- David Partin (partner referenced)
Locations referenced
- Charlotte, North Carolina (Freedom Drive)
- Matthews, North Carolina
- Primaries mentioned: Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky (May 22)
Other notable points
- Andrew contrasts common human assumptions about origin and purpose with the biblical view that God ordained each life. He cites U.S. abortion numbers to illustrate lost potential.
- He encourages viewers to obtain the study materials and to participate in social media and civic responsibilities to multiply impact.
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