The Gospel Truth

Some people think Andrew Wommack is as plain as dirt, but he takes that as a compliment! Seeds are planted in dirt, and the dirt makes them grow. The Word of God is an incorruptible seed, and Andrew will teach you to plant it in your heart so you can see it work and bear fruit in your life.

Some people think Andrew Wommack is as plain as dirt, but he takes that as a compliment! Seeds are planted in dirt, and the dirt makes them grow. The Word of God is an incorruptible seed, and Andrew will teach you to plant it in your heart so you can see it work and bear fruit in your life.

Some people think Andrew Wommack is as plain as dirt, but he takes that as a compliment! Seeds are planted in dirt, and the dirt makes them grow. The Word of God is an incorruptible seed, and Andrew will teach you to plant it in your heart so you can see it work and bear fruit in your life.

Some people think Andrew Wommack is as plain as dirt, but he takes that as a compliment! Seeds are planted in dirt, and the dirt makes them grow. The Word of God is an incorruptible seed, and Andrew will teach you to plant it in your heart so you can see it work and bear fruit in your life.

There is a cultural war on family in the world today. In this special week-long program for the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Andrew sits down with three incredible women of faith: Melissa Ohden, who survived a saline abortion in 1977; Kristan Hawkins, the president of studentsforlife.org; and Janet Porter, the architect of the pro-life Heartbeat Bill which ensures that 'if a heartbeat is detected, the baby is protected.'

There is a cultural war on family in the world today. In this special week-long program for the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Andrew sits down with three incredible women of faith: Melissa Ohden, who survived a saline abortion in 1977; Kristan Hawkins, the president of studentsforlife.org; and Janet Porter, the architect of the pro-life Heartbeat Bill which ensures that 'if a heartbeat is detected, the baby is protected.'

There is a cultural war on family in the world today. In this special week-long program for the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Andrew sits down with three incredible women of faith: Melissa Ohden, who survived a saline abortion in 1977; Kristan Hawkins, the president of studentsforlife.org; and Janet Porter, the architect of the pro-life Heartbeat Bill which ensures that 'if a heartbeat is detected, the baby is protected.'

There is a cultural war on family in the world today. In this special week-long program for the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Andrew sits down with three incredible women of faith: Melissa Ohden, who survived a saline abortion in 1977; Kristan Hawkins, the president of studentsforlife.org; and Janet Porter, the architect of the pro-life Heartbeat Bill which ensures that 'if a heartbeat is detected, the baby is protected.'

There is a cultural war on family in the world today. In this special week-long program for the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Andrew sits down with three incredible women of faith: Melissa Ohden, who survived a saline abortion in 1977; Kristan Hawkins, the president of studentsforlife.org; and Janet Porter, the architect of the pro-life Heartbeat Bill which ensures that 'if a heartbeat is detected, the baby is protected.'

The Bible says that you can't know God through the natural man (1 Cor. 2:14). We must go beyond our feelings and emotions and seek Him in the spirit. That's why we often feel unfulfilled or disconnected from God. We're listening to the flesh, not the spirit. This teaching will help you change that.