| Criticism | Wommack’s Response (from the book) | | :--- | :--- | | This teaching minimizes God’s sovereignty in trials. | Trials come from the world, the flesh, or the devil—not from God. Jesus healed all who were oppressed of the devil (Acts 10:38). | | It sounds like "name it and claim it." | Believers' authority is based on the written Word, not positive confession. You only have authority over what God has already promised. | | It makes Christians arrogant. | True authority produces humility. Jesus had all authority yet washed feet. Authority is for serving others, not controlling them. |
Wommack's teaching is based on Scripture and grounded in his years of experience as a pastor and Bible teacher. His goal is to equip believers with the knowledge and confidence to walk in their spiritual authority, making a real difference in their lives and the lives of those around them. believers authority by andrew wommack pdf
Paul reveals that Christ is seated at the right hand of God, "far above" all demonic forces. Since we are "in Christ" (Ephesians 2:6), we are seated there with Him. Wommack argues that the only way the devil can affect you is if you allow him by ignorance or fear. | Criticism | Wommack’s Response (from the book)