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Spirit Soul and Body
Spirit Soul and Body
by
ANDREW WOMMACK
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction i
Chapter 6 Sealed! 35
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God began renewing my mind through His Word. Then I
started experiencing that same divine reality as before—only this
time it wasn’t just in a physical, emotional way. The Lord re-
vealed truths that changed my thinking and released His power
in me. Joy and excitement came back again, but now they were
based on understanding from the Word. I could recall Scripture
and rejoice in it any time I wanted. In this way, God’s Word be-
gan to produce an abiding stability in my life!
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Chapter 1
God’s Mirror
Your body is obvious. It’s the physical part of you that can
be seen in a mirror. If you were talking to me face to face, you’d
be seeing my body.
No Natural Access
You can feel both your body and your soul. If I put my hand
on your shoulder, you’d know that I touched you. However, I can
also touch you whether I’m physically near or not. By speaking
to your soul, I can make you glad, sad, or mad. Through my words,
I could even “hurt” you without physically touching your body.
It’s easy to know how you feel in your body and soul because
you’re constantly in touch with them!
You can also check your soul and know right away how
you’re doing. It’s easy to tell if you’re happy or hurt, mentally
worn out or sharp and ready to go, or just plain angry. You’d
even be aware of fear or depression if it came because you’re
always in touch with your soul.
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Chapter 1
Since the spirit realm can’t be naturally seen or felt, the only
way to accurately perceive spiritual truth is through the Bible.
Simply take God’s Word and believe it!
tual reality. If you want to know what your spirit is like, you
must find out from the Word. You can’t just go by emotion or
some other type of perception. God’s Word is spirit and life!
When you look into the Bible, you behold yourself in the
spirit. “For if any be a hearer of the word, and not a doer, he
is like unto a man beholding his natural face in a glass: For
he beholdeth himself, and goeth his way, and straightway
forgetteth what manner of man he was. But whoso looketh
into the perfect law of liberty [God’s Word, specifically the
New Testament], and continueth therein, he being not a for-
getful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed
in his deed” (James 1:23-25, brackets mine). God’s Word is a
spiritual mirror!
A Perfect Reflection
God’s Word perfectly reflects who you are in the spirit. It’s
the only way you can know. You can’t just assume, “If I had
God’s power inside of me, I’d be aware of it” because that which
is Spirit is spirit and that which is flesh is flesh! It would be like
trying to feel if your makeup was on or your hair was combed.
Those things just can’t be felt! You must look in God’s mirror
and trust the spiritual reality you see!
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Confused
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God’s Mirror
If you were stupid before you were saved, you’re still stu-
pid after being saved. If you didn’t know math before being born
again, you won’t instantly know math afterwards either. In fact,
if you were depressed before you got saved, you’ll stay depressed
until you change the way your soul thinks by believing God’s
Word.
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Chapter 2
But the truth is—your spirit has totally changed! You aren’t
in the process of trying to get anything from God. Everything
you’ll ever need in the Christian life is already present in its en-
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Release What You’ve Already Got!
After being born again, the rest of your Christian life con-
sists simply of renewing and releasing! As you renew your mind
and believe God’s Word, your soul will agree with what’s al-
ready transpired in your spirit. When your soul comes into align-
ment with what it sees in God’s spiritual mirror, what’s already
in your spirit releases into your soul and body. That’s how you
experience the benefits of your salvation!
If your spirit and soul agree, you experience the life of God.
Your born-again spirit is always for God because it’s already been
completely changed into His likeness and image. When your soul
agrees with your spirit, that’s two parts of your being against
one. Since the majority always rules, your soul and body will
experience the life, victory, and power that is in your spirit.
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Most people don’t recognize the fact that their spirits are
the core of their beings. They function primarily out of their
soulish realm, believing what they think and feel is reality. They
may perceive their souls to be the core of who they are, but God’s
Word says differently.
Your spirit is the real you! “For as the body without the
spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also” (James 2:26).
After God formed Adam, He breathed into him the breath of life
(Gen. 2:7). This Hebrew word “breath” is also rendered “spirit”
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Release What You’ve Already Got!
in other places (e.g., Job 26:4 and Prov. 20:27). Adam’s body and
soul (physical, mental, and emotional parts) had no life in them
until “spirit” was imparted. Your spirit is your life-giving part!
Since your life comes from your spirit, it’s the innermost
circle of the three. Notice also how your spirit is completely sur-
rounded by your soul. It has no direct access to your physical
body. The diagram of three rings also illustrates this lack of a
direct link. That’s why everything that comes out from your spirit
to your body must go through your mental, emotional part!
With the pipe diagram, one side represents your spirit and
the other your body. Your soul acts as a valve in between the two.
When you open the valve, what’s in your spirit can flow through
to your body. Depending upon how open it is, the flow of life
could be just a trickle, a small stream, or rivers (John 7:38). When
the valve is closed, the flow from spirit to body shuts off. That’s
a great illustration of how a born-again believer functions!
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In your spirit, you’ve got the same power that raised Jesus
Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:18-20). However, it’s possible to
have this power and never manifest it. If your soul, like a valve,
stays closed to this truth, you won’t experience it. Without open-
ing the valve by renewing your mind to God’s Word, the eternal
reality in your spirit won’t be able to impact the temporal “real-
ity” of your physical realm. All that resurrection life and power
just stays locked up inside until you look into the spiritual mirror
long enough to see the real you and release it!
You could actually die with all of the power that raised Jesus
from the dead sitting untapped within you. It would be like dying
of thirst while leaning against a well full of life-giving water! If
you’re dominated by what you feel, your soul is agreeing with
the natural realm. “I feel sick and my body hurts. The doctor said
I’m dying. Here’s my medical record to prove it!” Even though
you have the resurrection life of God in your spirit, your soul can
keep it shut off so that not one drop of life-giving power ever
touches your physical body.
When your soul agrees with your spirit, the life of God in
you will manifest itself in your physical body. You’ll experience
healing, deliverance, anointing, victory, power, joy, prosperity—
on and on it goes!
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Release What You’ve Already Got!
Victory Begins
However, the truth is that old things passed away, and all
things became new in your spirit the moment you were born again.
Now, everything you’ll ever need in your Christian life is al-
ready there. Just renew your mind and release it!
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During this time, my Bible kept falling apart. The pages had
mildewed from Vietnam’s humidity, and I’d written on them quite
a bit. Despite my efforts to tape it together, entire chapters—
even books—were gone. There I was pastoring a church with a
beat-up, incomplete Bible!
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Release What You’ve Already Got!
“Of course not, Andrew, you already had it. Why would you
doubt something you’ve already got?” My point exactly! God
placed everything you’ll ever need inside your born-again spirit.
Once you believe you’ve already got it, doubt is eliminated!
You aren’t trying to get saved, you were saved! You aren’t
in the process of being born again, you were born again! When
you confessed Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, your spirit
instantly changed. In your spirit, you are brand new and com-
plete. God has already given you everything you need. The rest
of your Christian life isn’t learning how to get from Him but
rather discovering how to release what He’s already placed within!
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Renew, Acknowledge, and Experience
One-Third Complete
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Chapter 3
The truth is, when you were born again, God put His power,
anointing, victory, joy, peace—everything—in you in abundance.
The only reason they aren’t manifest in your soul and body is
your unrenewed mind. It’s not that God didn’t give it but that
you’re still looking at the physical realm instead of His spiritual
mirror.
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Renew, Acknowledge, and Experience
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Reality—Carnal or Spiritual?
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Reality - Carnal or Spiritual
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Engine or Caboose?
Renew your mind to the Word, and put on the new man!
Ephesians 4:24 plainly reveals that your born-again spirit—the
new man—was created after God in righteousness and true holi-
ness. You need to recognize and acknowledge your true self in
God’s mirror. Right now in your spirit, you are righteous and
holy!
That’s why you must worship Him in spirit and truth! “God
is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in
spirit and in truth” (John 4:24). Your spirit is the part of you
that completely changed. Old things passed away. All things be-
came new. You cannot approach God unless you come to Him
through the righteousness and true holiness of who you are in the
spirit.
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Reality - Carnal or Spiritual
Isaiah 64:6 (filthy rags) was valid in the Old Testament be-
cause no one was born again; they didn’t have new spirits. Re-
gardless of how good they lived in their physical and soulish
realms, they still sinned and came short of the glory of God. All
of us have (Rom. 3:23). But now that you’re born again, one-
third of your being is completely righteous.
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Unlike your spirit, your body and soul are in process. Until
you’re with Jesus in glory, they don’t “arrive”—they just leave
and head in that direction. Your physical, emotional, and mental
realms will always need improvement, but your spirit is complete.
When you were born again, your old spirit died, was instantly
removed, and replaced (Rom. 6). You became a brand-new crea-
ture with a recreated, elevated spirit. God literally sent forth the
Spirit of His Son into your heart crying, “Abba, Father” (Gal. 4:6,
Rom. 8:9). Your spirit and His Spirit intermarried, merged, and
became one to create a totally new person. That’s why God’s mir-
ror reflects you as righteous, holy, and pure. The makeup of your
born-again spirit is identical to Jesus Himself!
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But now that you’re beginning to grasp spirit, soul, and body,
you know 1 John 4:17 must be speaking of your spirit. The born-
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One With Jesus
again part of you is the only feasible explanation for “as Jesus is
right now, so are you in this world!” It’s not your body, nor your
soul, but your spirit that’s as Jesus is. What an awesome truth!
If you trusted what you can see and feel more than my word,
you’d miss out on the treasure. Why? You wouldn’t pursue it!
That money would stay buried, and you’d hardly ever think about
it. Sure, someone might bring it up in conversation once in a
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while, but you wouldn’t care. In fact, you could live in abject
poverty just a few feet away from this abundant wealth hidden
right there on your property. It could be that close, and you’d
never benefit from it. Unless you believed my word, you’d do
without the treasure!
Even if all you’ve got is a spiritual spoon, you’ll still hit pay
dirt if you just keep digging. The more you know and understand
God’s Word, the quicker you’ll start seeing spiritual riches mani-
fest in your life. But before any of it works, you must acknowl-
edge what’s already there. In your spirit, as Jesus is, so are you in
this world!
You are one with Jesus Christ right now. “But he that is
joined unto the Lord is one spirit” (1 Cor. 6:17). The Greek
word translated “one” here means “a singular one to the exclu-
sion of another.” It’s much deeper than mere similarity (i.e., be-
ing joined together as “one” in purpose); this speaks of complete
union. If there are molecules and atoms in the spirit realm, then
you are molecule-for-molecule and atom-for-atom identical to
Jesus. As He is, so are you in this world. In your spirit, you are
completely one with Him!
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One With Jesus
But you can believe and experience this truth! You can be
transformed by renewing your mind to the point where you
prove—manifest to your physical senses—the good, acceptable,
and perfect will of God (Rom. 12:1-2). By embracing the Word,
you’ll be able to see the perfection that’s in your spirit start flow-
ing out through your soul and body. It’ll not only impact you but
also others whom God touches through you. Virtue will flow out
of you and heal people just like it did with Jesus!
I Kept Digging
If you think what you can see, taste, hear, smell, and feel is
all there is to reality, you won’t be able to walk in all of God’s
will. You won’t experience the power and ability of God within
if you can’t perceive things beyond your body and soul. If you
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think that God’s power is with Him somewhere out there, even-
tually you’ll become discouraged. It’s not that you won’t believe
God has power, but you’ll doubt you can ever attain it. You must
believe you are one with Him in spirit and that it’s your responsi-
bility to release His power from within in order to see it mani-
fest.
You can’t doubt you’ll get something that you know you’ve
already got! It’s just a matter of releasing what He’s placed in
you. If you really believe, you’ll keep digging until you eventu-
ally hit pay dirt, and something begins to work!
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Sealed!
No human being could have dreamt up the new birth and all
of the realities that took place in our born-again spirits. It’s just
beyond our imagination that God would indwell us and that our
spirits would be as He is in this world.
Many people who have seen these truths, who rejoiced over
them, and who were immediately impacted have since sinned or
gotten busy and forgotten. Something happened and they find
themselves back in some of the same negative situations they
were in before being born again (i.e., defeat, discouragement,
etc.). Due to their own apparent failure, they feel, Maybe I was
changed, but I’ve blown it…again. Regarding everything we’ve
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Imprisoned
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trials and the same penalties. Looking only in the physical realm,
it’s easy for them to conclude, “It didn’t work. The Word isn’t
true. God didn’t change me because everything’s still the same!”
Accepted
pray, “O God, I’m so sorry. I’ve failed You miserably again. How
can You love me? Have mercy!” They don’t recognize the truth
that the performance of their bodies and souls, either good or
bad, has absolutely no bearing on whether or not God accepts
them. If you’re born again, it doesn’t matter if you’ve rebelled or
just aren’t everything you should be. God sees you as righteous
and truly holy because He’s looking at your spirit!
Once you believed, you were sealed with the Holy Spirit.
“In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of
truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye
believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise” (Eph.
1:13). Your born-again spirit was created in righteousness and
true holiness (Eph. 4:24). As Jesus is, so became your spirit right
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here in this world (1 John 4:17). It became one with the Lord (1
Cor. 6:17). Then, all of this goodness was immediately sealed
tight with the Holy Spirit.
When a woman cans food, she seals the jar with paraffin.
This makes an airtight seal that preserves and protects the food
within. Airborne impurities are prevented from getting inside and
causing the food to rot and spoil. That’s how this word “seal” is
used in Ephesians 1:13!
God doesn’t look at sin the way people do. To Him, sin isn’t
only doing something wrong by violating a command, it’s also
not doing something right that you should have done. “There-
fore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him
it is sin” (James 4:17). Nobody loves their mate exactly like Christ
loved the church. No one is as passionate about ministering to
others as they should be. None of us meditates on the things of
God as much as we could. Therefore, according to God’s defini-
tion of sin, everyone constantly falls short!
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feel like, Now I’m back on track and everything’s fine, but it won’t
be long before your conscience shows you something else. If you
go up and down like this day after day, year after year (which you
do), after a while, you’ll think, What’s the use?
Born of God
However, the truth is that your spirit was sealed. Sin, and its
effects, cannot enter into your spirit. When you sin, your spirit
does not participate. It retains its original holiness and purity—
and will for eternity! “Whosoever is born of God doth not com-
mit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, be-
cause he is born of God” (1 John 3:9). This means you are as
righteous and holy now, in your spirit, as you will ever be!
These are three instances from the same letter where the writer,
the Apostle John, talks about sinning. The first two communicate,
“If you say you haven’t sinned, you’re a liar.” He adds, “I’m writ-
ing to you so that you will not (future tense) sin. But if you do sin,
you have an advocate with the Father.” Then, in 3:9 he declares,
“If you’re born of God, you cannot sin.” That sounds very contra-
dictory!
Sometimes, we also pass over things that God calls sin. For
instance, the Lord views gluttony the same as drunkenness, adul-
tery, and murder (Deut. 21:20). Gluttony is a sin that can only
happen habitually. You can’t become overweight by eating just
one large meal. Even if you gorged yourself, it would only make
a pound or two of difference. In order to gain an extra fifty to a
hundred pounds, you’d have to do it again and again and again.
Being overweight is a habitual sin. This isn’t to condemn anyone
but to put things in perspective.
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been born of God. Your soul and body have been purchased, but
not yet redeemed. Therefore, your spirit cannot sin even though
your body and soul can. This means your performance doesn’t
affect the purity and holiness of your spirit!
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Eternal Redemption
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Eternal Redemption
Once!
God really wants this point driven home to us! “For Christ
is not entered into the holy places made with hands, which
are the figures of the true; but into heaven itself, now to ap-
pear in the presence of God for us: Nor yet that he should
offer himself often, as the high priest entereth into the holy
place every year with blood of others; For then must he often
have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once
in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by
the sacrifice of himself. And as it is appointed unto men once
to die, but after this the judgment: so Christ was once offered
to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him
shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation”
(Heb. 9:24-28, emphasis mine). Old Testament sacrifices were
offered constantly, but Jesus entered once into the holy place and
made one sacrifice. Since we die just once, He suffered once,
and that one sacrifice paid for sin forever!
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Eternal Redemption
When Jesus died, He put a will into effect. “By the which
will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus
Christ once for all” (Heb. 10:10). You were sanctified—sepa-
rated, made holy—through the offering of Jesus Christ once for
all time.
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David Saw It
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Eternal Redemption
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Unless this question comes up, you aren’t preaching the same
Gospel as the Apostle Paul. He dealt with it four different times!
“What am I saying? Do we continue in sin? God forbid!” Even
though you have to explain what you mean, it should be a logical
question.
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Standard Gospel Questions
these messages given “in the name of the Lord” produce a works-
righteousness (self-righteousness based on your actions) in most
believers. The Bible doesn’t teach that God accepts or rejects
you because of your actions; it teaches that your actions can never
be good enough!
The next question people ask is, “Are you saying it doesn’t
matter how I live?” No, that’s not what I’m saying. Paul contin-
ues in Romans 6 giving two reasons why a Christian should live
holy: 1. Your new nature desires it, and 2. You don’t want to give
the devil access to your soul and body through sin. How you live
doesn’t affect your spirit’s righteousness, but it greatly affects
your life!
Sin’s Strength
If you are truly born again, God has changed your nature.
“How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?
Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus
Christ were baptized into his death?” (Rom. 6:2-3). You are
no longer a child of the devil who loves to sin. You do still sin,
but it’s not your nature anymore. Your spirit has been changed,
and you no longer enjoy it. Every born-again believer has a built-
in desire to live holy (1 John 3:3). You might not be fulfilling it,
but it’s there!
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by causing you to lust for the very thing that’s forbidden. That’s
why God gave it! Mankind was being destroyed by sin, but we
deceived ourselves into thinking, I’m pretty good! God answered,
saying, “Oh, you think you’re okay? Let Me show you what the
real standard is.” The Law made sin come alive so you’d recog-
nize your need for a Savior (Rom. 7:9, Gal. 3:24).
If you’re truly born again, you have a desire to live for God.
“And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself,
even as he is pure” (1 John 3:3). There will be varying degrees
of this purity manifest in your actions and thoughts, but every
born-again person seeks to purify themselves.
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Standard Gospel Questions
Accidental Holiness
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Living holy doesn’t make God love you more, but it does
increase your love for Him. Likewise, a lack of holiness won’t
cause God to love you less, but it’ll definitely decrease your love
for Him. Although God’s love for you doesn’t change, your per-
formance directly affects your love for Him. Can you see now
God’s purpose for holiness?
Come Boldly!
Sin is never a wise choice, but it’s also never an issue be-
tween you and God. He dealt with your sin—past, present, and
future—when you were born again. You can come boldly before
the Lord at any time—even when you’ve fallen short, even when
you’re displeased with yourself, even when you’ve given Satan an
inroad into your life. You can still come boldly into the very pres-
ence of God your Father and receive from Him because your spirit
didn’t lose any of its right standing with Him!
The Word encourages you to come before the Lord when you
need mercy and help! “Let us therefore come boldly unto the
throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to
help in time of need” (Heb. 4:16). Don’t just wait to come before
Him until you’ve done everything “right.” You can boldly approach
the Lord and receive grace to help when you’ve totally messed
things up. Your heavenly Father has invited you to draw near to
His throne at any time by faith in His Son and who you are in Him.
It’s your birthright as a child of the King!
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Once Saved, Always Saved
“For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend
in one point, he is guilty of all” (James 2:10). The Law is like a
plate glass window. You could shoot a BB through it and make a
little hole or throw a piano through it and make a huge one. Size
makes no difference because the glass can’t be patched. It’s bro-
ken and must be replaced. If you violate one tiny command, you’re
guilty of breaking the whole thing!
Those who say “You have to be holy! You can’t have sin in
your life and still think you’re saved” have to categorize it into
“big” sin and “little” sin. They contend, “I’m talking about the
big things. You can’t tell me that a person who commits adultery
and dies in a car accident on the way home with their sin not
confessed would still be saved. Surely, they would go directly to
hell. You can’t tell me that an adulterer would go to heaven!”
Forgive me for bursting your bubble, but that’s religious tradi-
tion!
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If you can sin your salvation away, then the only way to
heaven is to die immediately after being born again. The loving
thing to do with new converts would be to kill them. Then they
wouldn’t have a chance to sin and lose the salvation they just
received. The evangelist who murdered them might go to hell,
but the new believers wouldn’t have time to void their ticket to
heaven through sin. Sound ridiculous? It is!
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Hardened
If you renounce your faith and reject God, you can throw
your salvation away. It’s not something you just lose, like mis-
placed car keys. You must deliberately and openly reject it. That’s
something that takes place over a period of time.
Do You Qualify?
You also must have (2) tasted of the heavenly gift, which
means you must be truly born again; (3) made a partaker of the
Holy Ghost, which refers to being baptized in the Holy Spirit;
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(4) have tasted the good Word of God, which means the Word
has literally impacted you. You’ve done more than just put it in
your mouth—you’ve swallowed it, digested it, and benefited from
the nutrients and life in it; and (5) you’ve tasted the power of the
world to come, which refers to a Spirit-filled person who has
exercised the gifts of the Holy Spirit and is going on to maturity.
In other words, you must be a mature Christian before you can
actually renounce your salvation.
Beyond Hope
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only do they like it, but they like all those who are in rebellion
against God too. Reprobates display a total lack of desire and
response toward the Lord.
Are you repenting and sorry for what you’ve done? Do you
desire to be in relationship with the Lord? If so, you aren’t repro-
bate. The Holy Spirit is still dealing with you. You weren’t ma-
ture enough when you turned your back or fell away. Like Paul,
you’re forgiven because you were ignorant when you did those
things. Praise God—He’s your loving heavenly Father!
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Fullness Received
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Fullness Received
First John 1:9 has been traditionally taught that every time
you sin, you have to confess your sins in order to receive for-
giveness. If that’s truly what it means, then this would put a tre-
mendous burden upon you to deal with every sin. Religion cat-
egorizes sin, but God’s Word is much more inclusive. Sin isn’t
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only what you’re doing wrong, it’s also the right you failed to do.
Some sins you realize, most others you don’t. If you have to con-
fess every sin before it’s forgiven, nobody could retain their sal-
vation. This just can’t be what it means!
First John 1:9 refers to when you first come to the Lord. If
forgiveness were dependent upon your confessing everything
you’ve ever done wrong and failed to do right, salvation would
be out of reach because you’ve forgotten too much. This verse
instructs the unbeliever to be born again, not the believer to con-
fess every sin all the time. It’s how you first come to the Lord.
You acknowledge your sin nature and separation from God in
order to bow your knee and receive salvation. You confess that
you’re a sinner in need of forgiveness and are cleansed from all
unrighteousness by receiving your brand-new, born-again spirit.
First John 1:9 can also mean cleansing the effects of sin
from a believer’s soul and body. Your spirit isn’t affected by sin,
but your soul and body are. Sin gives the devil a legal right to
work his death into your life because you yielded yourself to him
(Rom. 6:16). How do you repent of it and get him out? You say,
“God, I was wrong and You were right. I sinned and gave Satan
this opportunity. I repent!” By confessing, you take the salva-
tion, the forgiveness, the holiness, and the righteousness that’s
already a reality in your spirit and never fluctuated when you
failed, and draw it out into your body and soul. This literally
drives the devil out and takes his place away. The enemy no longer
has rights and privileges in your life once you repent and turn
from what you’ve done!
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This knowledge will impact your life and make you feel so
pure. You’ll be so appreciative of what God has done that you’ll
live holier in your actions accidentally than you’ve ever lived on
purpose!
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The way you were born again is the way you receive every-
thing in the Christian life—by grace through faith. “For by grace
are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the
gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast” (Eph.
2:8-9). Salvation is everything God provided through Christ’s
atonement; it’s not just when you first walk through God’s door
by receiving forgiveness of sins and a brand-new spirit. Salvation
is everything in His house as well—healing, deliverance, pros-
perity, joy, peace, love, anything you receive from Him. All these
salvation benefits come the same way you were born again—by
grace through faith!
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Others miss the fact that it’s not only salvation that is “not
of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man
should boast” (Eph. 2:8-9); it’s also faith as well. God not only
provides the salvation you need, but He also supplies the very
faith you use to appropriate His grace! Both salvation and the
faith to receive it are gifts from God!
God put His faith in His words. When those words are
preached, they contain faith. If you will open up your heart, that
faith will enter in and produce salvation (1 Pet. 1:23-25). The
faith you use to receive salvation is not merely a human faith but
God’s own supernatural faith, which came to you through His
Word.
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Human Faith
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It’s a type of faith, but it’s human faith. In other words, it’s a
faith based on sense knowledge—facts—things you can see, taste,
hear, smell, and feel.
You’ve also been trained to know that when your side of the
traffic light is green, the other side has red. You’ve got personal
experience to base that upon because you’ve been on the other
side waiting on the red many times before. However, for addi-
tional safety, you probably made sure nobody looked like they
might speed through and run the light before you proceeded.
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The same faith you used to become born again is now al-
ways present in your spirit. It doesn’t evaporate, diminish, or get
old and lose its power. That supernatural faith is exactly the same
in your born-again spirit as it was the very moment you were
saved. You may not be experiencing that faith and all of its ben-
efits in your body and soul, but it’s there in your spirit. If you’ve
been born again, you already have the supernatural faith of God!
Faith is a fruit that stems from your spirit. “But the fruit of
the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, good-
ness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no
law” (Gal. 5:22-23, emphasis mine). Faith—belief—is a prod-
uct from deep within the heart, not just the mind. “For with the
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God not only provided salvation but also gave you the faith
to receive it. You were so bound up in sin before being born again
that you couldn’t reach out in your own ability to receive the
salvation God had already purchased for you. Your mind and
heart were simply too corrupted to believe. This sin-caused blind-
ness separated you from God. He pierced through your darkness
by speaking His Word to you through someone. God’s super-
natural faith came with it. Then, when you embraced that Word
in your heart, you used His faith to receive His gift of salvation.
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Not only were you born again through that faith, but you’re
to live your entire Christian life by it! “I am crucified with
Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me:
and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of
the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me” (Gal.
2:20, emphasis mine). It doesn’t say “I’m living by faith in the
Son of God” but rather “I’m living by the faith of the Son of
God.” (I am aware that several modern translations render it “I
live by faith in the Son of God,” but that’s not accurate accord-
ing to the Greek.) Just a few verses earlier in 2:16, Paul stated
twice that you are justified by the faith of Christ. It’s very clear
that it’s not just a human faith that receives from God but His
own supernatural faith.
Knowledge Problem
The first step is to believe you have this faith, but the goal is
to release its benefits into your soul and body. Just like every-
thing else in your spirit, your faith doesn’t fluctuate because of
your performance. You were born again, apart from your works,
using the supernatural faith of God. Now, that faith is always
there. Your faith begins to operate, work, become effective when
you acknowledge the good things that are in you in Christ (Philem.
1:6). Acknowledge that God has already given you His super-
natural faith!
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When you were born again, you were given the faith of Jesus
Christ. Even if you don’t yet understand how to release it, just
the knowledge that it’s there and its potential would give you all
the motivation you need to not quit until you see it manifest. If
you could just grasp what I’m sharing, your expectation level
would shoot through the roof!
If you don’t believe that you have this faith, then you might
as well tear 2 Peter right out of your Bible because it doesn’t
apply to you! It’s specifically written to believers with “like pre-
cious faith” (1:1). Peter wasn’t operating in his own human faith.
It wasn’t because he was an apostle and had walked with Jesus
that he was endued with such faith. Like Paul, Peter had been
given the measure of faith upon being born again. He was living
his life by the faith of the Son of God—and you can too!
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Only Americans
You have the same faith as Jesus! You might not have all of
it operating the way He did, but it’s there. Your soul, like a filter,
screens what flows out from your spirit into the physical realm.
All of your thoughts and concepts that are contrary to the revela-
tion of God’s Word block the flow. The fact is, if your thoughts
are really screwed up, very little of what’s in your spirit will be
able to pass through your soul and manifest. That’s why you may
not be seeing much happen as far as actions and results. How-
ever, as you continue renewing your mind, more of God’s super-
natural faith that’s in you will be free to manifest!
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Your Spirit Knows All Things
When you were born again, you received the mind of Christ
in your spirit. However, your spirit mind doesn’t have to be de-
veloped, trained, or taught because it was born again in perfect
knowledge.
Your spirit mind and physical mind are two separate enti-
ties within you. When they don’t agree, double-mindedness oc-
curs. “Purify your hearts, ye double minded” (James 4:8). The
key to the Christian life is training your physical mind to agree
with your spirit mind, which is the mind of Christ.
You are spirit, soul, and body. Your born-again spirit always
agrees with God. Your body is under the influence of what it can
see, taste, hear, smell, and feel. When your natural mind thinks
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Your spirit mind always thinks the way God thinks. The
Word perfectly represents what you think in your spirit. It’s say-
ing, “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth
me” (Phil. 4:13). If your physical mind agrees, then you’ll see
supernatural power and ability flow through your soul into your
body, which produces results in the physical realm. But if your
mind is contrary, thinking I can’t beat this sickness. I’ve known
five people who’ve died of this same thing, and my doctor told
me it’s hopeless! then you’re double-minded. A double-minded
person receives nothing from the Lord!
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hell. After accepting Christ, they didn’t see any change in their
physical bodies, and they didn’t automatically perceive it in their
souls either, so they conclude that the real change must just be on
paper. Nothing really changes until heaven, when everything will
be awesome.
However, 1 John 2:20 plainly reveals that you know all things.
How can this be? In your spirit, you have the mind of Christ. The
Greek word for “all” means “to the exclusion of nothing.” This
means you not only know some things or many things but all things.
In your spiritual mind, you know everything Jesus knows!
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First and foremost, you must believe you’ve already got it.
You can’t release something you don’t really believe you have. If
you waver regarding the truth that your born-again spirit has the
mind of Christ and knows all things, then as you put forth effort in
the process of releasing this, the devil will tempt you to think,
What that guy said isn’t true. The Word doesn’t mean that. This
just doesn’t work! Unless you’re absolutely convinced, you’ll get
frustrated and quit before you see the manifestation. You must be-
lieve you have the mind of Christ in your born-again spirit, even if
you mess up. That’s the first step.
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of God” (Rom. 8:16). First John 5:6-10 also describes this, spe-
cifically verse 10, which says, “He that believeth on the Son of
God hath the witness in himself.”
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Hidden Wisdom
When you pray in tongues, your spirit prays the hidden wis-
dom of God. “Howbeit in the spirit he speaketh mysteries” (1
Cor. 14:2). What are those mysteries? “The wisdom of God in a
mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained be-
fore the world unto our glory” (1 Cor. 2:7). That’s what the
Apostle Paul preached!
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Don’t stop there! Keep reading the next few verses: “But
God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit
searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God. For what
man knoweth the things of a man, save the spirit of man which
is in him? even so the things of God knoweth no man, but the
Spirit of God. Now we have received, not the spirit of the
world, but the spirit which is of God; that we might know the
things that are freely given to us of God…we have the mind
of Christ” (1 Cor. 2:10-12, 16; emphasis mine).
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Inside Out
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Believe to Interpret
When you pray in tongues, you can believe God for inter-
pretation. “Wherefore let him that speaketh in an unknown
tongue pray that he may interpret” (1 Cor. 14:13). I admit that
the context of this verse primarily addresses the need for inter-
pretation of a publicly given tongue in a church service, but you
can believe God for interpretation when you’re praying in the
spirit privately as well.
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Disaster or Safety?
Now, just because you pray in tongues and ask God for in-
terpretation doesn’t mean you should accept any and every thought
that comes to your mind as being from God. That’s a recipe for
disaster! You must judge every thought by the Word of God. The
Spirit and the Word always agree (1 John 5:7). They never dis-
agree because God’s Word never contradicts spiritual truth.
Whether you are praying in tongues and believing for interpreta-
tion or not, whenever thoughts that are contrary to the Word flash
across your mind, you should immediately conclude “That’s not
God!”
Paul rebuked the Corinthians for using the gifts of the Holy
Spirit carnally. His comments in 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14
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plete in His spirit while on the earth in His physical body. How-
ever, Jesus didn’t do any miracles until He received the baptism
in the Holy Spirit (Luke 3:21-22, 4:1,14 & thereafter).
Since the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are One, they don’t
operate independent of each other. The Holy Spirit is the One
who releases the wisdom and revelation of God. He comforts,
teaches, and reminds. “But the Comforter, which is the Holy
Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach
you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance,
whatsoever I have said unto you” (John 14:26). He guides into
all truth, listens, speaks, shows things to come, glorifies Jesus,
receives of Him, and shows it by revelation to you! “I have yet
many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now.
Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide
you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but what-
soever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will shew you
things to come. He shall glorify me: for he shall receive of
mine, and shall shew it unto you” (John 16:12-14). Apart from
the Holy Spirit, you won’t have access to all that God has placed
within you!
When you receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit, the ability
to pray in tongues comes with it. As you pray in the Spirit, you
draw on and release the wisdom that’s in the born-again part of
you. It’s not the only way, but it’s certainly one of the primary
ways. Therefore, it’s essential that you receive the baptism in the
Holy Spirit!
helps you release the wisdom of God within you. Even if there
were no other results (which there are), that would certainly be
enough! Speaking in tongues produces tremendous spiritual ben-
efits!
If you are reading this book and haven’t yet received the
baptism in the Holy Spirit, you need to! Either go to someone
who already has, or directly seek the Lord in prayer about it. I
encourage you to call our Helpline because someone will be happy
to explain and pray with you to receive. We see many, many people
baptized in the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues over the
phone!
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Once you’re born again, the rest of the Christian life is learn-
ing to walk in the spirit. It’s letting what God has done through
the new birth dominate you more than your physical, emotional
realm. That’s really how simple the Christian life is!
It may be simple, but it’s not easy! One of the hardest things
you’ll ever do is learn how to turn from your natural self-rule and
let who you are in Christ dominate instead. Why is it so difficult?
You must perceive your spirit by faith in God’s Word because
you can’t see or feel it. Jesus’ words are spirit and life (John
6:63). When you look into God’s Word, you’re looking into a
spiritual mirror (James 1:23-25). The only way to really know
what is true about who you are in the spirit is by believing God’s
Word. You must shift from walking by sight (sense knowledge)
to walking by faith (revelation knowledge) (2 Cor. 5:7). All you
have to do is start basing your thoughts, actions, and identity on
who you are in Christ.
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Spirit vs. Flesh
Each and every day of your life, the battle lies in whether
you’ll be dominated by your flesh or your spirit. Your flesh gravi-
tates toward what it can see, taste, hear, smell, and feel. There-
fore, it leans toward the influence of Satan and his kingdom, which
operates in the physical realm. The devil is flesh-oriented, work-
ing through carnal, natural things. He tempts you to not believe
God by things you can see and feel. On the other hand, the Lord
operates in the spirit realm, primarily through His Word. Due to
the nature of this intense, continual, inner conflict, you can’t just
do what you want to do. Either your spirit will dominate you or
your flesh will instead!
You cannot please God in your flesh. “So then they that
are in the flesh cannot please God” (Rom. 8:8). It’s not just
hard—it’s impossible. This means you must identify the flesh
and deal with it!
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that leads up to it. “For the wages of sin is death” (Rom. 6:23).
Biblically speaking, any result of sin is a form of death. Depres-
sion, discouragement, anger, bitterness, fear, worry, sickness, pov-
erty, loneliness, etc. are all death. If you live after the flesh,
you’ll—be sick, impoverished, depressed, angry, etc.—die. Your
flesh is Satan’s inroad to bring death into your life.
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“Old man” refers to the spirit you had prior to salvation. It’s
your spirit realm that was dead in trespasses and sins (Eph. 2:1).
Your old man no longer exists because it’s been crucified, has
died, and was buried with Christ. The way some people teach the
Scriptures would lead you to believe you have up to four spirits
all living somewhere inside you at once (old spirit, new spirit,
Spirit of Christ, and Holy Spirit). That’s worse than being schizo-
phrenic—it’s multiple personalities! God’s Word doesn’t teach
that!
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pulled a man out on a slab who was already dead and in there for
an autopsy. When my friend turned around to do something, this
guy sat up with his mouth open wide and arms dangling at his
side. Completely spooked, my friend almost jumped right out
the window!
When you were born again, your old sin nature left behind a
body. That’s why you still feel a drawing toward sin even though
you’re dead to it. Your old man was crucified, has died, and now
is gone, but its effects are still being felt through your physical
body and unrenewed mind.
You have one nature but two minds. If you think you have
both the old nature and the new one inside, you’re going to think
you are two different people at once. That’s schizophrenic! You
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only have one nature—the new one. But you do have two differ-
ent minds—the unrenewed mind (flesh) and the mind of Christ
(spirit).
It’s that simple, but not that easy. If you tapped into the spirit
realm as a brand-new believer, only listened to who you are in
Christ, and let the Holy Spirit instruct you without any negative
outside influence (human, religious, or demonic), you would natu-
rally start radiating and manifesting the life of God in your
thoughts and actions. However, life’s just not that way. You’ve
been programmed wrong and need reprogramming. The enemy
lies to you, and friends, family, and religious people say, “Oh no,
you don’t have the nature of God! You’re just an old sinner saved
by grace. You can’t do these things!” These voices constantly
challenge you not to believe what your spirit is saying. Due to
this, you manifest the life of God from your spirit only to varying
degrees, depending on how well you renew your mind.
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dent from Christ—to please God. You cannot overcome your flesh
on your own; you have to start living from who you are in Christ.
Your spirit man is completely changed and infused with the life
of God. You can only please Him through living by your spirit!
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same one that enabled Jesus to extend mercy to those who mocked
Him. In the natural, I can’t do this. Father, please live through me
now. Give me a supernatural compassion for this person so I can
love them!”
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Pray, “God, I’m sorry! I’ve been trying this in myself, which
is why I’m burned out, frustrated, and angry. Forgive me and live
Your life through me. I believe Your Word. In the spirit, I am a
brand-new person. If I would walk in the spirit, I won’t fulfill the
lust of the flesh.” (Then, start meditating on who you are and
what you have in Christ.) “By faith, this is who I choose to be-
lieve I am.”
I’ve been able to love the many different people who have
come out against me. A guy I was witnessing to spat in my face.
People have tried to physically assault me. Some other well-
known ministers publicly called me a “cult leader” and “of the
devil.” A guy stole $20,000 from our ministry. I’ve even been
kidnapped and had threats on my life! But in all of this (and more),
I can truthfully tell you that I have nothing against any of these
people. I harbor no evil thoughts and never spend any time even
thinking about them. I’ve completely forgiven each and every
one. How? I renewed my mind to God’s Word and released the
love and forgiveness that’s in my spirit. You can do it too!
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said of his flesh, “O wretched man that I am! who shall de-
liver me from the body of this death?” (Rom. 7:24). In other
words, Paul asked, “Who will deliver me from this flesh?”
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walk by who you are in the spirit. Cultivate a good image of who
you are in Christ, and let that become the real you. It’s just a
matter of discovering and releasing your true identity!
An Extroverted Introvert
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you can’t really accept who you are in Christ until after you over-
come the darkness in your life—drinking, cussing, smoking, or
whatever problems you currently have—you’ll just end up frus-
trated and stuck (Rom. 7). It’s not that God won’t release His
power to you; it’s just that you haven’t yet flipped the switch!
Lay that shovel down and turn on the light! Get into God’s Word,
and start recognizing and meditating on who you are in Christ.
As you focus your attention continually on the reality of your
new identity, the brightness of who you are in the spirit will be-
gin to shine in and through you to such a degree that it’ll break
the control of the flesh and deliver you from these external prob-
lems. Light always overwhelms and chases away the dark!
Today, this man has been a pastor for over twenty years!
How did he overcome his flesh and its bad habits? Did he quit
snorting cocaine and all the other ungodly things he was doing
first? No! This man didn’t let his vices keep him from beginning
to find out what God’s Word said about him. He centered his
attention on discovering who he was in Christ and what all Jesus
had done for him. As those things became reality to him, he fi-
nally came to a place where God led him out of that lifestyle.
God wants you to come to Him just as you are! After you’re
born again and changed inside, renew your mind to who you are
in Christ. As you find out who you are in your spirit, you’ll change
outwardly as a result. If you’ll just start walking in the spirit by
focusing your attention on the things of God, regardless of what
your flesh is like, you’ll break its dominion over you!
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Once I saw in the Word that it’s always God’s will to heal,
the fight was on! Satan came against me, and I started experienc-
ing sickness more than ever before. Immediately, there was in-
tense conflict between my flesh and spirit. The spirit declared,
“By His stripes I was healed (1 Pet. 2:24); it’s already done (Eph.
1:18)” and “The same power that raised Jesus Christ from the
dead is inside of me (Eph. 1:19-20).” In my spirit, I had this res-
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This was just my unrenewed mind, not some old nature in-
side trying to make me disbelieve God. For a number of years,
my old man taught me how to believe only what I could see,
taste, hear, smell, and feel. Anything and everything else was stu-
pid! When he was crucified, my mind was left behind, programmed
to sense knowledge. Everything in my physical, natural, fleshly
realm screamed, “You’re sick!” My body told me that I hurt. Other
people commented on how bad I looked. Therefore, it was a real
struggle for my mind to believe what I couldn’t see!
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You don’t have to do it the way I did, but you will have to
overcome the same conflict! You don’t just say, “All right, I see
the truth. Flesh, I now renounce you and choose to walk by the
spirit!” No, it’ll be a traumatic experience when you turn around
and head the other direction. Your mind and emotions have been
indulged now for many years. They’ve always said that whatever
you see is more real than what’s invisible. There’s going to be a
fight, and it probably won’t all happen in just one evening’s time!
The Test
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This time I let them shave my chest, but not before inform-
ing the nurse that she was removing virgin hair! I finished the
test without incident and waited for the doctor to review my re-
sults. He was fine with my readings up until about the thirteenth
minute of the test. That’s when he got a worried look on his face
and told me I had a serious problem. This medical professional
then advised me of my “need” to see a specialist that very day
and began writing out the note for me to give to this other doctor.
Most people would have taken the word of this doctor over
the Word of God, which emphatically declares that we’re healed.
By the time they finished obsessing about it, their hearts would
have failed—from fear (Luke 21:26)! The next time you’re faced
with a report that’s contrary to God’s, who will you choose to
believe?
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If you mind the things of the flesh, then you’ll be after the
flesh; the physical realm will dominate you. You won’t be able to
please God (Rom. 8:8) or experience the victory that’s available
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to you. In order to release God’s power and life, you must over-
come the flesh by continually focusing your mind on who you
are and what you have in the spirit.
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Time to Leave!
When you make Jesus Christ Lord of your life by truly be-
lieving on Him, an instantaneous change takes place. This change
occurs in your spirit, not your flesh—body or soul. Whether the
change ever manifests itself in your physical realm depends on
what you think.
The flesh, your natural self, pulls in one direction, and your
spirit leads you in another. How you think determines what you
experience. If your mind stays only on physical things—not even
necessarily sinful things, just physical—then you’ll be limited to
and dominated by your flesh. You might even be a very moral
person, but you won’t experience the supernatural life of God.
Peace
Your flesh and spirit constantly fight each other in your mind.
God proclaims, “You can do all things through Christ.” The world
answers, “No, you can’t. You’re just a failure!” On and on, the
daily battle rages. That’s why this life-changing truth isn’t just
something you learn one time and conclude, “I’ve got it!” This
understanding of spirit, soul, and body should motivate you to
aggressively pursue renewing your mind to God’s Word—a pro-
cess that’ll continue for the rest of your life!
Soak your mind in these truths that God has spoken. You
might need to go back and reread this book in a week or in a
couple of months. Perhaps you should consider ordering the au-
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dio series so you can listen to this teaching again and again. What-
ever you do, meditate these truths until they come alive to you.
Then, keep them refreshed by occasionally coming back to them.
God spoke these truths to me over 35 years ago, but I’m still
in the process of renewing my mind to them. Over time, He’s
been expanding, developing, and giving me even more under-
standing on this. I feel like the Apostle Paul, who after twenty or
more years of knowing and serving God, said, “Brethren, I count
not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, for-
getting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto
those things which are before, I press toward the mark for
the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus” (Phil.
3:13-14).
But it’s not easy! In fact, changing your focus from the flesh
to the spirit is one of the hardest things you’ll ever do. It’s a
gradual, but total, reprogramming of your natural mind to agree
with your spirit. Through renewing your mind to God’s Word,
you can become spiritually minded!
What God has spoken to you through this book has the po-
tential of radically changing your life, but applying these truths
will take some real focus and effort on your part. However, the
good news is that God wants you to fully understand and walk in
them even more than you do! He’ll faithfully do His part if you’ll
just head in that direction acknowledging that “God, it’s going to
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Begin Now
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Receiving Jesus as your Savior
Pray out loud, “Jesus, I confess that You are my Lord and
Savior. I believe in my heart that God raised You from the dead.
By faith in Your Word, I receive salvation now. Thank You for
saving me!”
The very moment you commit your life to Jesus Christ, the
truth of His Word instantly comes to pass in your spirit. Now that
you’re born again, there’s a brand-new you!
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As His child, your loving heavenly Father wants to give
you the supernatural power you need to live this new life.
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When you blow it and you’re feeling guilty, is it the Holy Spirit
convicting you, or is your conscience condemning you? How do
you differentiate the two? In this series, Andrew reveals the key
from God’s Word. You don’t want to miss this!
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About the Author
Andrew
Wommack
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