Many Christians' experiences are that they are leaky vessels. Whatever they receive from God soon leaks out, and they have to be filled or healed again. That is not the way the Lord intends the Christian life to be. God's gifts and callings are never taken back (Rom. 11:29). It's never God's transmitter that's broken; it's our receivers that's the problem. That's what this teaching is all about.

Andrew Wommack’s daily TV program: Gospel Truth To subscribe to Andrew’s email newsletter: http://www.awmi.net/youtube-subscribe/ Most people have lost a sense of destiny, God's will for their lives. Many even believe you just can't know God's will—that in His sovereignty, He will make it happen regardless of what you do. Too long this viewpoint has kept Christians from knowing the full potential He planned for them. But no more. God created you with a specific purpose, and the good news is, He wants you to find it. This insightful teaching will guide you on your path to find, follow and fulfill God's will in your life.

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00:33 Welcome to our Friday's broadcast of The Gospel Truth.

01:14 Your mind is like a magnifying glass or a pair of binoculars, and whatever you focus on, it just starts growing and growing and growing.

05:16 So when you become reprobate and God just leaves you to yourself and he no longer is drawing you, then that means that there is no hope of salvation.

14:43 But if you would magnify God and place the proper value on him, then everything else is just nothing in comparison.

21:33 But what I’ve taught this week is absolutely true that if you will glorify God, it will keep what God has done in your life from ever diminishing.