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 The Power of Imagination
Unlocking the transformative potential of your godly
imagination.
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About the book
In *The Power of Imagination*, Andrew Wommack reveals
how a godly imagination can transform your life and unlock
the blessings you seek. Many believers pray for healing,
prosperity, and victory, yet remain unfulfilled because they
fail to envision themselves as recipients of these gifts.
Wommack guides readers in harnessing their imagination to
see beyond their current circumstances, empowering them to
align with God's plan and instilling hope for the future. When
you learn to tap into the incredible potential of your
imagination, you’ll discover that you can overcome obstacles
and embrace a life of abundance and triumph. Don't
underestimate the transformative power that lies within your
own mind!

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About the author
Andrew Wommack, the President and Founder of Andrew
Wommack Ministries and Charis Bible College, has been a
prominent figure in Christian ministry since 1972. With over
four decades of experience, he passionately teaches the Word
of God, illuminating concepts of His unconditional love and
grace with clarity and simplicity. His daily Gospel Truth radio
and television programs reach audiences both in the United
States and internationally. In 1994, he established Charis Bible
College and has since launched over 70 extension colleges
across major cities in America and beyond. Andrew's
extensive library of teaching materials spans print, audio, and
visual formats, making his insights accessible to a diverse
audience.

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Summary Content List
Chapter 1 : What Is Imagination?

Chapter 2 : The Missing Link

Chapter 3 : Narrow-Mindedness

Chapter 4 : Developing a Picture

Chapter 5 : Not Just Theory

Chapter 6 : Your Spiritual Womb

Chapter 7 : Overcoming Temptation

Chapter 8 : Living Above the Norm

Chapter 9 : The Battleground

Chapter 10 : Remembrance

Chapter 11 : Can’t Lose for Winning!

Chapter 12 : An Eternal Perspective

Chapter 13 : Active Faith

Chapter 14 : Exercising Your Faith

Chapter 15 : First Steps

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Chapter 16 : The Power of Hope

Chapter 17 : Faith’s Partner

Chapter 18 : Hope Comes from Relationship

Chapter 19 : Perspective

Chapter 20 : Conception Process

Chapter 21 : Beating Sin at Conception

Chapter 22 : Speaking into Your Future

Chapter 23 : Receive the Holy Spirit

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 Chapter 1 Summary : What Is
Imagination?

Section Summary

Definition and Imagination is the ability to create mental images of things not real or present, distinguished from
Differentiation vision, which results from imagination.

Common Imagination is often seen as childish and only associated with fantasy, but it is a real ability that helps
Misconceptions recall experiences and create mental pictures.

Everyday Use of People regularly use imagination in daily tasks; its effectiveness depends on the quality of information
Imagination it receives, highlighting the need for constructive input.

Biblical Examples The chapter discusses how biblical figures, like Abram, used imagination to connect with God's
of Imagination promises and envision their futures, guiding their decisions.

Vision as a Life Having a vision acts as a roadmap, providing direction and purpose, preventing individuals from
Map straying off course.

Challenges and The author shares personal stories of challenges to vision, stressing the importance of focusing on
Sustaining Vision God's promises to stay aligned and motivated.

Conclusion A hopeful vision is vital for fulfilling God's plan, and one can realign with God's path through the
power of imagination, regardless of past or present circumstances.

Chapter 1: What is Imagination?

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Definition and Differentiation

Imagination is defined as “the process or power of forming a

mental image of something not real or present.” It is often
confused with vision, which is a mental image produced by
imagination. Imagination allows individuals to envision what
isn’t present, enabling recollection and future planning.

Common Misconceptions

Many adults dismiss imagination as a childish notion equated

with fantasy, which is deemed illusory. However,
imagination is a real capability that aids in recalling past
experiences and forming mental pictures.

Everyday Use of Imagination

Everyone uses imagination daily, such as recalling where

they parked their car or visualizing concepts. The
effectiveness of imagination is influenced by the information
provided to it, emphasizing the importance of focusing on
constructive rather than negative input.

Biblical Examples of Imagination

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The chapter illustrates how biblical characters, like Abram,
utilized imagination to connect with God’s promises and
envision their futures. Abram’s decision to leave his known
life was motivated by a hopeful image of what lay ahead,
demonstrating that imagination plays a crucial role in
receiving divine guidance.

Vision as a Life Map

Vision acts as a roadmap for one’s life, providing direction

and purpose. Without a clear vision, individuals may drift
through life, making decisions that do not align with God's
will.

Challenges and Sustaining Vision

The author shares personal experiences that challenge one’s

vision, emphasizing how maintaining focus on God's
promises can sustain individuals during difficult times. A
clear vision keeps one motivated and aligned with their
purpose.

Conclusion

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Possessing a hopeful vision for the future is essential for
fulfilling God’s plan. Regardless of past decisions or current
circumstances, one can realign with God's path through the
power of imagination.

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Example
Key Point:Harnessing Imagination for Future
Aspirations
Example:Imagine standing at a crossroads in your life,
overwhelmed by uncertainty about your future. In this
pivotal moment, allow your imagination to flourish,
picturing the goals you aspire to realize, such as a career
you love, a joyful family, or a fulfilling community role.
Visualize each step you would take to achieve these
dreams, feeling the emotions of success and fulfillment
encompassing you, guiding your choices and actions
moving forward. This mental imagery isn't just fantasy;
it's a powerful tool that helps you manifest a hope-filled
vision aligned with God's purpose for your life.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:Imagination is crucial for envisioning and
achieving one's goals, but its value is subjective.
Critical Interpretation:While Wommack emphasizes the
importance of imagination in fulfilling one's destiny and
aligning with God’s plans, it is important to recognize
that not everyone may find the same significance in
imagination as a guiding force. Some psychological
research suggests that excessive reliance on imagination
without practical action can lead to disillusionment
(e.g., 'Imagination and Reality' by Thomas P. F. Hoth).
Furthermore, views on vision and purpose can vary
greatly among different cultures and belief systems,
meaning that readers should approach Wommack's
assertions with discernment and consider other
perspectives on goal-setting and motivation, such as
those provided by positive psychology or
cognitive-behavioral approaches.

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 Chapter 2 Summary : The Missing Link

Key Concept Details

Imagination as Life Imagination influences beliefs and perceptions, affecting life outcomes (Proverbs 23:7).
Roadmap

Impact of Past Negative experiences can distort imagination, limiting potential (e.g., abuse leading to fear of
Experiences men).

Controlling Factor Imagination governs life outcomes, and individuals can set its boundaries.

Negative Influences Negative affirmations from authority can create self-fulfilling prophecies.

Spirit, Soul, Body Understanding these distinctions can transform imagination; the spirit is capable of miracles
(Genesis 1:26, John 14:12).

Example of Faith John G. Lake's faith during the bubonic plague exemplifies divine protection (Psalm 91:10).

Worldly vs. Godly Many Christians allow worldly influences to shape their image instead of God's Word.
Impressions

Transforming Changing limiting beliefs can enhance success, as experienced by the author in ministry.
Imagination

Conclusion Transforming imagination to align with God's truth unlocks divine potential (referenced in "Don't
Limit God").

Chapter 2: The Missing Link

Your imagination shapes the roadmap of your life,

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influencing your beliefs about yourself and your
circumstances. The way you perceive your reality directly
affects the outcomes in your life. Proverbs 23:7 emphasizes
that our inner thoughts define our reality. If you see yourself
as lacking or oppressed, it will manifest, regardless of
external circumstances.
Real-life examples illustrate how past experiences distort
one's imagination and limit potential. A woman abused by
her husband developed a fear of men, filtering all future
interactions through her trauma. Similarly, a man internalized
negative beliefs from his father's harsh words, which
impaired his abilities.
Imagination serves as a controlling factor in life, similar to a
speed governor in a car. Unlike a car’s predetermined limits,
you can set the boundaries of your imagination. Negative
statements from authority figures can lead to self-fulfilling
prophecies, illustrating the power of imagination in shaping
reality.
Understanding the distinction between spirit, soul, and body
can transform imagination. The true self—spirit—is created
in God's image (Genesis 1:26) and is wholly capable of doing
miraculous things through faith in God's Word (John 14:12).
The shift in self-perception based on scriptural truth can lead
to extraordinary outcomes, highlighting that we are not

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merely human but empowered by God (2 Corinthians 5:17).
John G. Lake's story during the bubonic plague in South
Africa exemplifies this belief. His unwavering faith led him
to perform acts of protection that defied natural
understanding. Believers today can access the same divine
protection promised in scriptures like Psalm 91:10.
Many Christians, however, allow worldly influences to shape
their internal images rather than the Word of God, leading to
limited outcomes. When the author acknowledged his
limiting beliefs and chose to change his imagination, he
experienced a significant increase in ministry success despite
external challenges.
The chapter concludes by emphasizing the importance of
transforming one's imagination to align with God's truth,
unlocking the full potential of divine possibilities in life (as
explored in the author's other work, "Don't Limit God").

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Example
Key Point:Transforming Your Imagination
Example:Consider a moment where fear held you back,
like the time you hesitated to apply for that dream job
because you didn't believe you were qualified. Reflect
on how such self-doubt rooted in past experiences, like
a teacher telling you you'll never succeed, can stifle
your potential. By shifting your imagination to visualize
yourself as capable and deserving, you can overcome
those limiting beliefs, harnessing the power of your
divine potential. Imagine walking into that interview
with confidence, fueled by a belief that you can achieve
what God has destined for you, transforming your
reality.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:Imagination influences personal reality.
Critical Interpretation:Wommack argues that
imagination fundamentally shapes our beliefs and
experiences, yet this perspective risks oversimplifying
complex psychological dynamics. While imagination
undoubtedly impacts our outlook on life, it’s crucial to
recognize that not all individuals can simply reconfigure
their mindset through sheer will or personal faith, as
past traumas and societal structures can also play
significant roles in shaping one's reality. Authors such
as Carol Dweck in "Mindset: The New Psychology of
Success" emphasize the importance of nurturing a
growth mindset and the interplay of external factors,
such as support systems, in affecting outcomes, which
can challenge Wommack's view that imagination alone
is the primary driver of success.

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Chapter 3 Summary :
Narrow-Mindedness

Chapter 3: Narrow-Mindedness

Imagination in Christianity

Imagination is essential for Christians as it relates to faith.

Believing in God and concepts of the unseen is inherent to
the faith. The natural world, which many consider "reality,"
is not the ultimate truth; it is shaped by spiritual truth as
detailed in Hebrews 11:3.

Faith vs. Physical Reality

The author shares experiences from the 2008 Great

Recession, where, against the backdrop of economic decline,
he pursued building a Bible College campus without
incurring debt. This is portrayed as proof that faith, through
the Word of God, can create and inspire possibilities beyond
what is visible or tangible.

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The Power of Faith and Imagination

The narrative emphasizes how a narrow-minded focus on

God's Word can lead to steadfast belief, even in the face of
medical diagnoses. The author recounts a personal
experience with a doctor suggesting the need for heart
surgery, quickly countered by a belief based on scriptural
promises of health and strength.

Challenging Medical Expectations

The author reflects on his father's history with heart issues

and explores how typical medical expectations can
overshadow faith. He asserts the importance of standing firm
in God's Word against any contrary diagnosis, emphasizing
scriptural strength and blessings.

Encouragement to Change Perception

He encourages readers to resist being shaped by negative

familial or medical histories. Instead, he advocates for a
focused, narrow-minded adherence to the Word of God,
which has the power to redefine an individual's reality and
health outlook.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:The necessity of a narrow focus on faith
and imagination in overcoming hurdles.
Critical Interpretation:Andrew Wommack posits that a
narrow-minded adherence to faith and God's Word can
empower individuals to transcend difficult realities, as
exemplified by his own experiences during economic
downturns and health challenges. However, it's crucial
for readers to recognize that this perspective may not
account for the complexities of individual circumstances
or the legitimacy of medical interventions. Many
scholars, such as David Kinnaman in 'You Lost Me',
critique the oversimplification of faith-based resilience
in contemporary issues, suggesting a need for a more
balanced approach that respects both spiritual beliefs
and empirical realities.

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Chapter 4 Summary : Developing a
Picture

Chapter 4: Developing a Picture

Transforming Your Mind

Developing a positive imagination aligned with God’s will is

critical for renewing your mind. This transformation is not
instantaneous and requires a deliberate choice to change
one's thought processes, which takes time and dedication.

Overcoming Limiting Beliefs

The author contrasts the Israelites' defeat due to their

negative imagination with David’s victorious mindset against
Goliath. The Israelites, upon seeing giants in Canaan, viewed
themselves as grasshoppers and were thus unable to claim
God’s promise. Conversely, David saw his identity grounded
in his covenant with God, giving him the confidence to face
Goliath.

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The Power of Perspective

Most people perceive themselves as weak victims rather than

recognizing their identity as children of God. This
misperception traps them in unfavorable circumstances. A
shift in self-image is essential for achieving victory.

Imagining Victory

The author emphasizes the importance of imagination in

understanding biblical stories. Personal experiences in the
Valley of Elah highlight how visualizing events can deepen
one’s connection to Scripture.

The Importance of Visualization

Just as architects need blueprints to create a building, the

Bible requires readers to visualize its teachings to effect real
change in their lives. Simply reading Scripture is not enough;
one must actively let the Word inspire their imagination to
see themselves as healed and empowered.

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In essence, cultivating a godly imagination allows believers
to overcome obstacles and realize their potential according to
God’s promises. Engaging with the Word of God through
imagination fosters a deeper understanding of one’s identity
and capabilities in Christ.

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Example
Key Point:Cultivating a Godly Imagination
Example:Imagine standing before a daunting challenge
in your life, feeling overwhelmed by self-doubt and fear.
You recall the story of David and Goliath, his
unwavering faith empowering him against the odds.
Picture yourself embodying David's confidence,
envisioning the moment of victory as you confront your
own 'giants'. Align your thoughts with God's promises,
seeing yourself not as a victim, but as a conqueror
through Him. This transformation of perspective, from
fear to faith, allows you to visualize success and
reinforce your identity as a child of God.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:Transforming Your Mind and Imagining
Victory
Critical Interpretation:Wommack's argument underlines
the necessity of positive imagination in aligning
thoughts with divine purpose; however, such a
viewpoint may oversimplify complex psychological
barriers. While the correlation between mindset and
personal agency is supported by cognitive behavioral
therapy (Beck, 2011), the dismissal of valid concerns
such as systemic adversity may lead to dangerous
conclusions that individual thought alone can overcome
every challenge. In the context of faith and
psychological health, a more nuanced approach might
consider broader socio-economic factors (Wilkins,
2017) instead of solely promoting the power of positive
thinking.

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 Chapter 5 Summary : Not Just Theory
Section Summary

Experiencing Life at a Higher Believers are called to experience life differently, as highlighted by Jesus in John 14:12,
Level promising that they will perform greater works through faith.

The Power of Imagination Andrew Wommack shares his journey of visualizing Jesus's miracles, which led to real-life
experiences and tangible manifestations of faith.

Controlling Imagination for Wommack stresses the need to control imagination to prevent negative thoughts, citing
Positive Outcomes Elijah's fear as an example of how unchecked thoughts affect reality and decisions.

Personal Experience with After experiencing a significant resurrection in his ministry, Wommack faced his son’s death
Death and Life but focused on God's goodness, leading to miraculous outcomes and continued miracles.

Miracles Through Wommack encourages cultivating imagination for witnessing miracles, sharing testimonies of
Imagination and Faith students who healed family members through these principles.

The Relationship Between Wommack asserts that the use of imagination directly affects one's ability to receive from
Imagination and God's God, linking faith and perception to healing and abundant life.
Provision

Chapter 5: NOT JUST THEORY

Experiencing Life at a Higher Level

Believers are called to experience life differently than those

who are not saved. Jesus emphasizes this in John 14:12,
indicating that those who believe in Him will perform the
same works and even greater ones.

The Power of Imagination

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Andrew Wommack reflects on his own journey of meditating
on Jesus's miracles, envisioning himself performing these
acts, including raising the dead. This practice led to real-life
experiences where his faith manifested into tangible
miracles.

Controlling Imagination for Positive Outcomes

Wommack highlights the importance of controlling one's

imagination, as many default to negative thoughts, which can
lead to feelings of despair. He cites Elijah's experience of
fear and isolation, demonstrating how unchecked imagination
can influence our reality and decisions.

Personal Experience with Death and Life

Twelve years after a significant resurrection in his ministry,

Wommack faced the death of his son. By focusing on God’s
goodness instead of sorrow, they saw a miraculous revival.
Since that occurrence, many miracles have followed in their
ministry.

Miracles Through Imagination and Faith

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Wommack encourages others to cultivate their imaginations
to witness miracles in their own lives. He shares testimonies
from students who applied these principles to heal family
members and witness undeniable miracles.

The Relationship Between Imagination and God's

Provision

There is a direct link between how individuals use their

imagination and their ability to receive from God. Wommack
asserts that healing and the abundant life promised by Jesus
are accessible when one's perception is aligned with the
Word of God, thus emphasizing the transformative power of
imagination.

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Example
Key Point:Harnessing Your Imagination Can
Transform Your Life Experience
Example:By visualizing yourself as a conduit of
miracles, picture a time when you felt hopeless. Instead
of succumbing to despair, envision the profound
changes if you used your imagination to picture healing
and abundance, just as Andrew did. Imagine actively
participating in miracles by seeing yourself not as a
bystander but as empowered to bring restoration and
hope, igniting faith within that manifests incredible
outcomes.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:The Transformative Power of Imagination
in Belief.
Critical Interpretation:Wommack posits that believers
can leverage their imagination to manifest miracles,
suggesting that visualizing spiritual outcomes can
actualize them. While this perspective may encourage
faith-driven empowerment, skeptics might argue that
personal experiences cannot be generalized as universal
truths; cognitive science, for instance, emphasizes how
belief can influence experience but does not assert that
imagination can truly change external reality (N. Raz,
2007, 'The Role of Imagination'). Thus, readers should
consider the implications of relying solely on
imaginative practices without empirical support.

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Chapter 6 Summary : Your Spiritual
Womb

Chapter 6: Your Spiritual Womb

The Power of Imagination

Imagination is likened to a spiritual womb, essential for

conceiving and bringing forth God's plans and promises. Just
as a woman must be intimate to conceive a child, believers
must cultivate intimacy with the Word of God to manifest
His promises in their lives.

Conception through the Word

Believers often fail to receive healing or prosperity because

they lack intimacy with the Word. This chapter illustrates this
through a testimony of a minister's wife who, despite
believing in healing, could not manifest it until she conceived
the idea of her healing in her imagination.

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Visualizing Healing and Prosperity

For effective prayer, one must envision the desired outcome.

The chapter recounts personal experiences of prosperity
during hard economic times, emphasizing the importance of
visualizing success and aligning with God's promises. This is
supported by Scriptures that endorse the role of imagination
in envisioning God’s blessings.

Imagination as a Spiritual Tool

The Hebrew word "yetser," meaning imagination, indicates

that it is the place where conception occurs. Believers are
encouraged to have a vision for their lives; without it, they
may not fulfill their potential. The narrative emphasizes
examples from Scripture where imagination preceded
manifestation.

Guarding Your Imagination

The chapter warns against allowing an unrenewed mind to

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Chapter 7 Summary : Overcoming
Temptation

Chapter 7: Overcoming Temptation

Abraham's Faith Journey

Hebrews 11, often referred to as the "Faith Hall of Fame,"

highlights Abraham’s obedience in following God's directive
to a promised land, which he never fully inherited during his
lifetime. Instead, he sustained his faith by visualizing God's
promises, despite only owning a small grave site in Canaan.

Imagination as a Tool

Abraham repeatedly reminded himself of God’s promises

through tangible experiences, such as counting stars and
walking on sandy shores. This constant focus on God's words
engaged his imagination and shaped his identity in faith,
allowing him to remain steadfast against doubt.

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Dangers of Negative Imagery

Many struggle to see God's will manifest due to external

influences and negative thinking. Temptation often arises not
from the act itself but from desires and societal pressures.
However, one can become so immersed in God’s truth that
they become less susceptible to temptation.

The Importance of Obedience

Abraham's journey was not without mistakes, as he initially

disobeyed God by bringing his nephew Lot along. This
decision led to strife and tragedy. The text emphasizes that
believers often rationalize disobedience, leading to potential
repercussions. Complete trust in God’s commands, without
adding personal interpretation, is vital.

Example of Trust in God

An example from the author’s life illustrates how obedience

to God can lead to protection and blessing, even when it
seems illogical. Ignoring God’s guidance can lead to
unforeseen losses.

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Avoiding Temptation Through Focused Imagination

The key to overcoming temptation lies in maintaining focus

on God’s promises and dismissing the allure of returning to
past behaviors or comforts. Hebrews notes that Abraham and
Sarah weren’t tempted to return to Ur because they had their
eyes set on God’s promises.

Conclusion: Universal Promises

The message concludes by asserting that God offers the same

promises to all, emphasizing that believers have the
tools—His Word, grace, the Holy Spirit, and imagination—to
live abundant lives. Keeping one's focus on divine promises
is essential to resisting temptation.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:The Role of Imagination in Overcoming
Temptation
Critical Interpretation:The text emphasizes Abraham's
use of imagination to visualize God's promises as a tool
for remaining faithful amidst temptation. While this idea
resonates with the importance of maintaining hope and
vision, it also warrants scrutiny since it implies that
merely envisioning positive outcomes can protect one
from real-life challenges. Critics of this perspective may
argue that relying solely on imaginative cognition can
neglect the necessity of practical action and
accountability in overcoming adversity. Scholars in
psychology, such as Daniel Kahneman, suggest that
cognitive biases and real-world circumstances
significantly influence our decision-making process,
which imagination alone cannot fully manage
(Kahneman, D. (2011). *Thinking, Fast and Slow*).
Therefore, while Wommack’s approach is encouraging,
it should be tempered with an understanding of the
multifaceted nature of temptation and the human
experience.

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Chapter 8 Summary : Living Above the
Norm

Chapter 8: Living Above the Norm

Overview

Most Christians tend to mirror the behavior of their unsaved

neighbors, allowing worldly influences to shape their
thoughts and actions. This chapter emphasizes the
importance of maintaining a Christian perspective and living
in alignment with God’s Word to cultivate a victorious life.

Key Points

1.
Worldly Influence

- Many Christians engage with media that conceives sin in

their imagination, leading to a life indistinguishable from that
of non-believers.

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 - Observing and reacting to negative societal norms (e.g.,
fear, sickness) undermines their faith.
2.
The Importance of Imagination

- Surrounding oneself with negativity can dull sensitivity to

God’s Word.
- Imagining success, health, and prosperity aligns with
biblical teachings (Mark 16:18; 3 John 2).
- Christians are called to live distinctively from the world
and embrace their identity in Christ.
3.
Faith and Supernatural Protection

- Focusing on God's Word offers spiritual protection

against fear and adversity (Isaiah 54:17).
- Christians must actively resist negative influences and
unfaithful thoughts to remain true to their beliefs (James 4:7).
4.
Control Over Imagination

- Personal experiences demonstrate that temptation often

arises from thoughts already entertained in the mind.
- Practicing denial of ungodliness in imagination prevents

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actual sinful behavior and promotes spiritual discipline (2
Corinthians 10:5).
5.
Visualizing Change

- To experience transformative change, individuals should

shift their imagination toward positive outcomes instead of
external circumstances.
- The chapter draws on personal anecdotes to illustrate the
potential of imagination in overcoming previously perceived
limitations and fears.
6.
Creativity and Possibility

- Imagination is framed as a divine gift with the potential to

manifest dreams into reality.
- The advancement of technology (e.g., 3D printing)
symbolizes the power of human imagination and creativity,
reinforcing that what one envisions can come to fruition.

Conclusion

Living above the norm is achievable through controlling

thoughts and imbuing one’s imagination with the promises of

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God. By practicing faith and focusing on God’s Word,
Christians can transform their lives, elevating themselves
above the constraints of worldly influence.

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Chapter 9 Summary : The Battleground

Chapter 9: The Battleground

The Call to Picture Success

Success begins with a mental shift towards seeing ourselves

as Christ sees us: as overcomers, blessed, and healed. This
perspective necessitates a transition from carnal to spiritual
thinking, which is a mental battle.

Understanding Spiritual Warfare

Spiritual warfare is primarily a struggle for faith and occurs

in the mind. Unlike traditional views, it’s not about external
cosmic battles but about resisting thoughts that contradict
God’s truth. 2 Corinthians 10:3-5 emphasizes casting down
imaginations and taking thoughts captive.

The Role of Imagination in Demonology

Demonic influences operate through our imagination. A

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student’s struggle with fear and demonic oppression
exemplifies the importance of understanding one’s identity in
Christ and the authority that comes with it. Ignorance of
one’s authority allows the enemy to exert influence.

Personal Testimony of Fear and Freedom

The author shares personal experiences with demonic fear

and oppression, revealing how his understanding evolved. By
confronting fears and recognizing the strength of Christ
within, he experienced liberation from those haunting
influences.

The Power of Truth and Authority

The truth of Christ’s victory transforms how believers should

perceive and respond to spiritual challenges. Renewing the
mind and controlling imaginations is crucial in overcoming
fear and oppression.

Conclusion: Winning the Battle

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Continuous focus on God and holding thoughts captive
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Chapter 10 Summary : Remembrance

Chapter 10: Remembrance

David’s Legacy and the Temple

In First Chronicles 28, King David, despite his desire to build

a temple for the Lord, was instructed by God that his son
Solomon would fulfill this task instead. David accepted this
with gratitude and took significant steps to support Solomon,
contributing immense wealth toward the temple's
construction. He recognized the importance of the moment,
praying for the people's hearts to remember this generosity
and God’s blessings.

The Importance of Remembrance

David's call to remember God's goodness echoes throughout

scripture, highlighting human forgetfulness as a recurring
theme. The Israelites frequently forgot God's miracles, such
as their deliverance from Egypt, prompting laws and
commemorative feasts to help them remember. Even in

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knowing they would stray, God instructed Moses to teach the
Israelites a song that would serve as a reminder of His
faithfulness and a testament against their eventual unbelief.

The Power of Memory

Memory engages our imagination and fuels our faith. In a

personal anecdote, the author recounts helping a distressed
couple recall their past miracles and blessings from God,
which reignited their faith. Highlighting the biblical
connection between thankfulness and imagination, the text
emphasizes that forgetting God’s goodness can lead to a
darkened heart and vain imaginations.

Gratitude and Perspective

Every day is an opportunity to thank God for His countless

blessings. The author warns against being ungrateful, a sign
of the end times, and stresses the necessity of appreciating
our advantages in a prosperous nation. The abundance and
conveniences we enjoy today often go unnoticed, and we risk
becoming complacent.

Utilizing Our Time Wisely

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The contrast between past and present lifestyles illustrates
our greater availability of time. The chapter challenges
readers to consider how they utilize their time and blessings.
When we take God's gifts for granted, our imaginations shift
toward negativity. Instead, we should purposefully remember
and glorify God, ensuring our imaginations reflect His
goodness rather than our shortcomings.

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 Chapter 11 Summary : Can’t Lose for
Winning!
Chapter Title

Emphasizes the importance of imagination in a believer’s life, focusing on God's goodness for peace and victory.

The Role of Imagination: Encouragement to add virtues to faith to prevent a barren life (2 Pet. 1:5-8).
Thoughts Influence Emotions: Dwell on negativity leads to despair and depression.
Staying Focused on God: Focus on God results in perfect peace (Isa. 26:3), with personal anecdotes of trust leading to
healing.
Real-Life Example of Faith: A woman's transformation from fearing a life-threatening pregnancy to experiencing
miraculous outcomes through faith.
Perspective on Life and Death: Apostle Paul’s belief that death is gain, emphasizing living to serve others while awaiting
eternal life.
Empowerment Over Adversity: Assurance that God’s provision leads to victory over earthly troubles, including death.

Believers live in victory, empowered by faith and God’s promises, facing challenges confidently while aligned with God’s
will.

Chapter 11: CAN’T LOSE FOR WINNING!

Overview

In this chapter, Andrew Wommack emphasizes the

importance of the imagination in a believer’s life and how it
can dictate one's emotions and experiences. Drawing from
Scripture, he illustrates that focusing on God's goodness
rather than negative circumstances leads to peace and

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victory.

Key Points

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The Role of Imagination

Wommack asserts that believers are encouraged to add

virtues to their faith, which helps prevent a barren and
unfruitful life (2 Pet. 1:5-8). He stresses that forgetting God's
goodness leads to a limited perspective.
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Thoughts Influence Emotions

The author highlights that emotions are consequences of

where the mind is focused. If believers dwell on negativity
and fear, they direct their imaginations to despair, resulting in
depression.
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Staying Focused on God

Isaiah 26:3 conveys that maintaining a focus on God results

in perfect peace. Wommack shares personal anecdotes
illustrating that both healing from severe conditions and

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emotional peace stem from trusting God.
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Real-Life Example of Faith

A woman's story of facing a life-threatening pregnancy

showcases how a shift in focus from a doctor's diagnostic to
faith in God led to miraculous outcomes. She ultimately
enjoyed a fruitful life with multiple children.
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Perspective on Life and Death

Wommack discusses Apostle Paul’s fearless attitude toward

death, showcasing the belief that for Christians, death is not
an end but a gain. Paul recognized the urgency in remaining
to serve others while looking forward to eternal life.
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Empowerment Over Adversity

The author reassures believers that, regardless of earthly

troubles—be it financial loss, job issues, or illness—God's
provision and healing powers ensure victory. Even death is
framed as a win for believers.

Conclusion

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Wommack concludes by affirming that believers live in a
state of victory, empowered by their faith and God's
promises. They can face challenges with confidence,
knowing that they ultimately cannot lose when aligned with
God's will.

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Chapter 12 Summary : An Eternal
Perspective

Chapter 12: An Eternal Perspective

Jesus' Promise of Overcoming Challenges

Jesus assured us that while we will encounter difficulties,

through Him we can achieve victory (John 16:33). If one
feels defeated or lacks peace, it underscores a misalignment
in perspective. Isaiah 26:3 emphasizes that perfect peace is
for those who place their trust in God.

The Importance of Perspective

Worry and stress often stem from an incorrect focus. External

circumstances—such as work, health, or finances—should
not dictate one's inner state. It is essential to prioritize what’s
in one’s heart over outward situations (Proverbs 4:23).

Personal Testimonies of Peace Amid Struggles

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The author recalls instances of facing seemingly hopeless
situations but maintaining peace through faith in Jesus. Even
when facing challenges, it is crucial to control one’s thoughts
and imagination, focusing on Jesus (Hebrews 12:2).

Temporary Nature of Problems

2 Corinthians 4:18 states that visible problems are temporary

while spiritual truths are eternal. The apostle Paul faced
numerous trials but remained hopeful and undeterred,
demonstrating the power of renewing one’s inner self despite
external chaos (2 Corinthians 4:8-16).

Rejecting Excuses for Victimhood

Many use excuses for their struggles, but true empowerment

comes from understanding that personal thoughts shape one’s
reality. Victimhood and victory cannot coexist; thus,
embracing God’s Word enables one to envision success.

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Chapter 13 Summary : Active Faith

ACTIVE FAITH

Imagination as the Foundation of Life

Imagination serves as the structural framework of our

existence, influencing our life's experiences. If one feels
detached from the abundant life promised by Jesus, it may
stem from one's imagination. Psalm 103 highlights God's
understanding of our human nature and our propensity to
dwell on negativity.

God’s Provision for Change

God's compassion acknowledges our flawed imaginations,

yet He grants us the opportunity to transform them through
the new birth. This enables Christians to visualize with their
hearts what is not visible to their physical senses, thereby
fostering a life of faith.

Walking by Faith, Not by Sight

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Second Corinthians 5:7 urges believers to live by faith rather
than sight. The author shares a personal story of enduring a
painful ailment while maintaining faith in healing. He
emphasizes that faith is a gradual learning process, where
God prioritizes our growth over immediate results.

Understanding Faith

Faith represents the assurance in what is hoped for and

validation of unseen realities (Hebrews 11:1). Just as radio
and television signals exist unseen, faith helps believers tune
into the spiritual realm to perceive God's presence and
power.

God Within Us

Believers possess the same power that resurrected Jesus,

suggesting God's presence is internal rather than external.
Recognizing and releasing this power through faith is
essential, as faith acts as a response to God's grace,
stimulating confidence that leads to action.

The Importance of Works

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Faith must be coupled with action, as described in James
2:17-18. To truly manifest faith, one must rest in God's
promises and visualize them clearly in their heart,
transcending physical evidence.

Building Faith Through Imagination

The author shares experiences in managing financial

challenges during ministry construction. His approach
involved engaging his imagination to visualize the completed
project, leading to strong faith and eventual success in
funding renovations.

The Power of Imagination in Achieving Goals

The narrative illustrates how exercising faith and imagination

is crucial for overcoming challenges. Many Christians falter
under pressure, but a steadfast faith and a well-exercised
imagination enable them to envision solutions and sustain
their journey.

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Believers already possess the resources needed for success.
Like muscle training, faith requires regular exercise, and
imagination plays a critical role in this development.

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Chapter 14 Summary : Exercising Your
Faith

Chapter 14: Exercising Your Faith

Overview of God’s Provision

God has already given us everything necessary for

overcoming challenges (2 Pet. 1:3), but it requires faith to
trust in His promises. Our voices play a critical role in
affirming our faith.

The Importance of Self-Talk

Many students at Charis learn to speak affirmatively around

their peers but often revert to negative self-talk when alone.
This internal dialogue shapes our imaginations and
influences our faith.

Personal Affirmation Practice

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The author shares his experience of standing in front of a
mirror to affirm his righteousness and potential through
God's Word. Initially challenging, this practice became a
vital part of his faith journey.

Jesus’s Teachings on Faith

In Mark 11, Jesus emphasizes the power of speaking directly

to challenges (mountains) rather than merely praying to God
about them. Believing in the spoken Word reinforces faith
(Romans 10:17).

Speaking to Our Challenges

Instead of expressing helplessness, believers should

command sickness and obstacles to leave in Jesus's name.
Effective use of our words is crucial to activating divine
power within us (Eph. 1:18-19).

Case Study of Healing

The author recounts helping a sick woman understand that

God does not inflict sickness and the importance of
exercising her authority over symptoms. After applying

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biblical principles, she experienced healing and continued to
live pain-free.

The Role of Affirming Words

Believers should speak affirmatively, declaring truths from

Scripture, such as healing and abundance. Speaking to
oneself in faith cultivates inner meditation and aligns with
God’s promises.

Conclusion

To effectively exercise faith, individuals must evaluate their

words to ensure they reflect truth based on God's Word, thus
empowering their faith and life circumstances.

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Chapter 15 Summary : First Steps

Chapter 15: FIRST STEPS

Understanding Ephesians 4:17-18

Ephesians 4 teaches believers to avoid living like those who

don't know Christ, emphasizing the futility of a mind
disconnected from God. Sin leads to negative consequences,
including emotional and spiritual harm. Believers should
engage their minds and focus on their spiritual journey,
rather than wander aimlessly.

The Importance of Focused Thought

Proverbs encourages mindfulness in our actions and

decisions, signaling that a focused imagination is essential
for success. A darkened understanding can alienate us from
God's intended life for us. Deep thought and imagination are
crucial for grasping spiritual truths and avoiding a state of
ignorance similar to the Israelites' historical failures.

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The Role of Imagination in Understanding

People often struggle to hear God's voice, despite His

constant communication. Jesus affirmed that His followers
naturally hear Him, highlighting the need to fine-tune our
perception. Understanding the Word of God requires
meditation, allowing scripture to shape our imaginations and
internalize its messages.

Meditation and Application of Scripture

Engaging with scripture isn't just about memorization; it

involves meditating on it to form personal connections. The
power of the Word can be felt when we visualize ourselves in
biblical scenarios, applying lessons to our own lives. Jesus'
promise of works greater than His reminds believers of their
potential, urging them to deepen their meditation practices to
truly experience transformative faith.

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Chapter 16 Summary : The Power of
Hope

Chapter 16: The Power of Hope

Imagination's Role in Life

Imagination is a vital and often underutilized aspect of our

lives, influencing both our physical and spiritual existence.
It's foundational for communication, memory, and our
relationship with God, enabling us to dream about our future.

The Biblical Perspective of Imagination and Hope

Sin introduced a distortion in creation, leading to a longing

for redemption that reflects both in creation's groaning and in
human spirits. Romans 8 emphasizes that we wait with hope
for a future we cannot yet see, aligning imagination with
hope as essential components of faith.

Imagination vs. Hope

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While often described negatively in scripture, imagination,
when properly directed, relates closely to hope. Hope is
recognized as a positive reflection of imagination in the New
Testament, providing focus and stability like an anchor for
our souls amid life's challenges.

Hope as an Active Force

Hope is at the core of faith's function. It provides the

foundation for faith, which is defined as the substance of
things hoped for. Without hope, faith cannot birth the desired
outcomes.

The Analogy of the Thermostat

Hope is compared to a thermostat that activates the power of

faith. Just like a thermostat triggers an air conditioner, hope
activates the inherent faith present in every believer, which is
the true power source.

Imagination in Practical Application

Personal experiences, such as the author's visit to a car

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dealership, illustrate how imagination can stir desires and
activate faith. The salesman’s encouragement to envision
owning the car turned dormant thoughts into a motivating
desire.

The Impact of Dreamers

Individuals who dream and harness their imagination are

often those who innovate and create change, as quoted by T.
E. Lawrence. Dreamers have the potential to enact their
visions, influencing the world around them.

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Chapter 17 Summary : Faith’s Partner

Chapter 17: Faith’s Partner

Introduction to Faith and Hope

Faith is a powerful tool, but it requires hope and imagination

to function effectively. Sharing an experience from his early
ministry, Andrew Wommack illustrates how he initially
struggled to communicate his financial needs to partners. A
dream prompted him to open up, resulting in significant
financial support, emphasizing the importance of giving faith
something to work with.

The Role of Imagination

Hope is a crucial partner to faith, providing a goal for faith to

strive toward. Wommack highlights testimonies of
miraculous healing and life transformations, underscoring
that every victory begins with a hopeful imagination. It’s
essential not to underestimate hope, as it acts as a vital step
toward developing faith.

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Faith and Physical Evidence

While many Christians seek physical evidence to convince

nonbelievers, Wommack stresses that true faith is birthed
from hearing the Word of God (Romans 10:17). Relying on
physical proof can leave individuals struggling to receive
spiritual truths, as faith is rooted in a deep understanding of
the scriptures rather than in tangible evidence.

Personal Experiences with the Word

Wommack shares his personal approach to studying the

Bible, emphasizing that he internalizes the Word rather than
preparing messages for others. This deep connection allows
him to easily share his experiences with healing and
prosperity, as he has lived through these truths.

Vision and Spiritual Awareness

He recounts a vivid experience during a worship service

where he visualized Jesus touching individuals. This vision
became reality moments later, illustrating the power of
spiritual imagination. Wommack concludes that many live

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with limited perception, confined to physical realities, and
encourages readers to broaden their spiritual awareness
through imagination and faith.

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Chapter 18 Summary : Hope Comes
from Relationship

Chapter 18: Hope Comes From Relationship

Understanding Our Nature

God created us to utilize both our imagination and our

physical vision, but true imagination is only achievable
through a relationship with Him. Ephesians 2 explains how
before Christ, we were spiritually dead and aligned with
disobedience. Many people struggle to accept this truth,
wanting to believe in their inherent goodness, but the reality
is that we all fall short of God's standard and need a Savior.

Acknowledging Our Need for Salvation

Scripture emphasizes that without acknowledging our sinful

nature, we cannot be saved. The belief that good deeds can
outweigh bad ones is a misconception; God's standard is
perfect purity. Our salvation is not a result of our goodness,

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but of accepting Jesus's sacrifice.

The Importance of Mercy

Regardless of how "good" we may feel we've been, all of

humanity requires mercy, not justice. Christianity uniquely
offers a Savior, contrasting with other religions that rely on
personal merit for salvation. Because of Jesus, we have
access to God's promises and can experience hope.

The Role of Relationship with God

Without Christ, we are alienated from God and lack hope. In

Ephesians, Paul highlights the difference between those in
Christ and those who aren't, reinforcing that a relationship
with God is essential for hope. The transformative power of
God's love grants us access to a meaningful life.

Hope in Crisis

The author shares a personal story of loss, illustrating how

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 Chapter 19 Summary : Perspective
Section Summary

Role of Hope in Hope is essential in combating depression, and true happiness influences one's outward expressions.
Overcoming The author criticizes psychological views that misinterpret the sources of happiness.
Depression

Controlling Emotions The chapter emphasizes that emotions can be controlled through thoughts. Aligning perspective with
Through Perspective biblical truths can foster positive feelings and hope through a connection with God.

Examples of Connie Weiskopf's story illustrates focusing on healing rather than illness, showcasing the power of
Perspective in Action faith and positive thinking in overcoming adversity.

King David's Example King David demonstrated emotional control by trusting God, showcasing that positivity is attainable
even during trials.

Christ’s Teachings on Jesus encouraged his disciples not to be troubled, indicating that faith in Him can lead to peace
Peace in Trouble amidst difficulties.

Understanding God's Believers possess God's glory within, which empowers them to face challenges, reflecting God's
Glory in Us nature and goodness without being limited by human weaknesses.

Encouragement to The author encourages readers to rise above despair and illustrates how a hopeful mindset can lead to
Rise Above Trials miraculous results through personal stories.

Conclusion Readers are urged to engage their faith and imagination actively, moving past feelings of defeat to
access God's power and victory.

Chapter 19: PERSPECTIVE

The Role of Hope in Overcoming Depression

Hope is presented as a vital antidote to depression. The

chapter begins with the assertion that it is our state of
happiness that influences our smiles, not vice versa. The
author critiques psychological conclusions that misplace the
cause of happiness, emphasizing the importance of

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addressing underlying issues rather than just symptoms.

Controlling Emotions Through Perspective

A personal anecdote about a depressed individual illustrates

the central theme: one can control their emotions through
their thoughts. By aligning one’s perspective with the truth of
the Word, a positive imagination can counteract negative
feelings. The author stresses the significance of being
hopeful and imaginative based on one’s relationship with
God.

Examples of Perspective in Action

The chapter shares the story of Connie Weiskopf, who, when

diagnosed with cancer, chose to focus on healing rather than
the disease itself. By embracing God’s Word, she was able to
achieve healing, reflecting the power of positive thinking
anchored in faith.

King David's Example

King David’s psalms are cited as a model for emotional

control and hope. Despite his troubled feelings, David chose

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to trust in God, demonstrating that one can maintain a
positive outlook even amidst difficulties.

Christ’s Teachings on Peace in Trouble

Jesus’s exhortation to His disciples to not let their hearts be

troubled reinforces the idea that with faith in Him, one can
experience peace despite external turmoil. The author argues
that envisioning oneself in Christ can profoundly alter
emotional responses.

Understanding God's Glory in Us

The text emphasizes that believers carry God's glory within

them, which affects their ability to deal with challenges. The
glory is described as encompassing all of God’s nature and
goodness, and this power does not diminish near human
fallibility.

Encouragement to Rise Above Trials

Finally, the author encourages readers to rise above their

circumstances rather than dwell in despair, using personal
stories to illustrate how a positive and hopeful mindset can

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lead to miraculous outcomes. Engaging one’s imagination is
essential in cooperating with God’s will for triumph in life.

Conclusion

The chapter concludes with a call to action: readers must

actively engage their faith and imagination, moving beyond
feelings of defeat to experience God’s power and victory in
their lives.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:Hope as a Catalyst for Emotional
Recovery
Critical Interpretation:While Andrew Wommack argues
that hope is essential for overcoming depression, it
invites scrutiny regarding the reduction of mental health
concerns to merely a lack of hope or imagination. This
perspective may oversimplify complex psychological
conditions that often require comprehensive treatment
such as therapy, medication, or even societal support
systems. Theories from psychologists like Martin
Seligman on 'Learned Helplessness' or those addressing
the biopsychosocial model of mental health suggest that
solely focusing on hope could neglect significant
underlying issues. Thus, while positive thinking and
perspective can help, one should consider a framework
that also acknowledges the biological and social
influences on mental health.

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Chapter 20 Summary : Conception
Process

Chapter 20: Conception Process

The Power of Hope

Hope is a crucial yet often neglected force in both society

and the church. Many individuals struggle with depression
due to being overwhelmed by the negative influences of the
world. The constant barrage of bad news can overshadow the
belief in a hopeful future.

Faith and Medicine

Ministers often face dilemmas when asked about medication.

The author encourages individuals to seek guidance from the
Holy Spirit regarding their health decisions, emphasizing that
faith is personal and cannot be based on someone else's
experience.

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Imagination as a Spiritual Tool

Believers are called to visualize and meditate on God's Word,

treating their imagination as a spiritual womb. The author
draws parallels between spiritual conception and physical
pregnancy, highlighting the need for patience and nurturing
of spiritual dreams.

The Journey of Manifestation

Many people desire miraculous outcomes but overlook the

process of incubation through prayer, hope, and faith. The
journey, which can take time, involves consistent nurturing
and belief in God's promises; persistence is key to achieving
those dreams.

Meditation vs. Worry

Meditation is reframed as a focused practice that can be

positive, contrasting with the negative nature of worry. By
concentrating on Scriptures, individuals can visualize and
affirm God's promises in their lives.

Transforming Our Minds

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To align with God's will, believers must renew their minds
and avoid conforming to worldly standards. The Word of
God serves as a valuable guide, offering insights and
perspectives that help fulfill personal and spiritual needs.

Conclusion

God has provided everything necessary for believers, but it

requires a transformation in thinking and a willingness to
conceive His promises in one's heart. The chapter calls for an
active engagement with Scripture to realize the fullness of
God's will and blessings.

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Example
Key Point:The importance of nurturing spiritual
dreams through patience and belief is crucial for
manifestation.
Example:Imagine waking up each morning with a vision
of your dreams—the job you desire, the loving
relationships you seek, or the peace you wish to
cultivate. Instead of feeling defeated by the world’s
negativity, you turn to the Scriptures and visualize
God's promises coming to life in your heart. You
dedicate time to meditate, allowing those dreams to
grow, just as a child is nurtured in the womb. Each day,
you pray, believing that through patience and faith,
these aspirations will manifest in due time. Remember,
the journey of bringing forth your dreams is not instant;
it requires persistent hope and the understanding that
with spiritual conception comes influence and
transformative power.

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Critical Thinking
Key Point:Imagination as a Spiritual Tool
Critical Interpretation:Andrew Wommack emphasizes
the importance of imagination in the spiritual life of
believers, suggesting that visualization of God's
promises can lead to tangible outcomes. While the
concept of imagination being equated to a 'spiritual
womb' is intriguing, it raises questions about the
subjective nature of faith and the dangers of
misinterpreting personal experiences as universal truths.
Critics may argue that such perspectives can lead to
unrealistic expectations regarding one's spiritual
journey, suggesting that belief alone does not guarantee
manifest results, as supported by various psychological
studies that indicate the complexities of human belief
systems (such as the works of Daniel Kahneman on
cognitive biases). Readers should be encouraged to
critically assess Wommack's views in conjunction with
their own experiences and the broader context of
spiritual practices.

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Chapter 21 Summary : Beating Sin at
Conception

Chapter 21: Beating Sin at Conception

Understanding Our Identity in Christ

Our born-again spirits are completely righteous, possessing

the mind of Christ and filled with the fruits of the Spirit. This
realization highlights that we are already perfect through
Christ and our journey involves manifesting these spiritual
truths in our lives.

God's Love is Already Present

Many believers feel a lack of God's love, but it's essential to

comprehend that God has already demonstrated His love
through Jesus. We need to align our minds with the truth of
what God has done rather than waiting for further signs of
love.

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Renewing the Mind for Transformation

To experience God's life in us, we must renew our minds

with spiritual truths. Ignorance can lead to bondage, similar
to slaves unaware of their freedom. By understanding our
identity and what we possess in Christ, we can bridge the gap
between spiritual realities and our natural circumstances.

The Power of Imagination

Our souls act as a valve, regulating the flow of God's

resurrection power based on our thoughts and beliefs. To
allow God's power to manifest in our lives, we must address
how we think and respond to life's situations.

Personal Testimony and Spiritual Resilience

During my time in Vietnam, I leaned heavily on the Bible,

which transformed my perspective amid temptations and
challenges. A deepened love for God became my shield
against worldly distractions, allowing me to find joy even in
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Chapter 22 Summary : Speaking into
Your Future

Chapter 22: Speaking Into Your Future

Praying for Future Generations

The author reflects on the nature of prayers for future

generations, suggesting they often beseech God to initiate
new actions, such as sending revival or pouring out His
Spirit. However, Apostle Paul's approach, as exemplified in
Ephesians, emphasizes gratitude for the existing blessings
and a request for revelation of what believers already possess
in Christ.

Understanding Our Inheritance

Paul's prayer serves as a model for believers, encouraging

them to seek a deeper understanding of their spiritual
inheritance rather than asking for something new. He stresses
that God has already provided all spiritual blessings and that

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understanding these gifts requires the engagement of one’s
imagination.

The Power Within Us

The transformative power available to believers is likened to

the resurrecting power of Christ, which demonstrates that
God’s power is infinitely greater than anything imaginable.
The significance of recognizing the power already bestowed
upon believers is highlighted, urging them to visualize their
role as partners with God in His works.

Avoiding Ineffective Prayers

Many Christians pray ineffectively, often asking for what

they already have, such as more faith or God’s presence. The
chapter advises that effective prayer aligns with scripture and
is rooted in the acknowledgment of God's completed work in
Christ.

Inviting Transformation Through Imagination

By personalizing scriptural prayers, believers can invite

transformation into their lives. A positive imagination,

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infused with hope derived from God’s Word, can alter one’s
perspective on challenges and circumstances. The chapter
calls for a shift in thinking, encouraging believers to
visualize their identity in Christ and the power they possess.

Conclusion: Empowerment Through Imagination

The author concludes by underscoring the importance of

imagination in realizing one's potential and the
transformative effects of viewing oneself as God sees them.
By embracing this perspective, believers can unlock the real
power of their imagination and overcome adversities.

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Chapter 23 Summary : Receive the Holy
Spirit

RECEIVE THE HOLY SPIRIT

As a child of God, your heavenly Father desires to empower

you with the Holy Spirit for your new life. The promise from
Luke 11:10 and 13b assures that if you ask, seek, and knock,
the Holy Spirit will be given to you.

How to Receive

To receive the Holy Spirit, simply ask with faith: “Father, I

recognize my need for Your power. Please fill me with Your
Holy Spirit. By faith, I receive it now! Thank You for
baptizing me. Holy Spirit, You are welcome in my life!”

Experiencing God's Power

Once you pray, you may start to speak in a language you're

not familiar with (1 Cor. 14:14). This act releases God's
power from within and builds your spirit (1 Cor. 14:4). You

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can practice this at any time.

Belief and Assurance

It’s not about feeling something during your prayer; if you

believe you received, God’s Word confirms that you did.
Mark 11:24 states that whatever you desire in prayer, believe
you have received it, and it will be yours. Trust in God's
promises!

Reach Out for Support

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Chapter 1 | Quotes From Pages 14-20

1.Imagination is the ability to see with the mind
what you cannot see with the eyes.
2.You can’t live without imagination.
3.But if you fill your imagination with the garbage of this
world, that’s what it will produce.
4.You cannot accidentally accomplish God’s will for your
life.
5.Vision, or the image produced in your imagination, gives
you hope for the future.
6.A person’s vision will sustain them when everything
around them seems contrary.
Chapter 2 | Quotes From Pages 21-30
1.Your imagination is responsible for creating the
roadmap that your life follows.

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2.If you see yourself poor, no matter how many zeros are on
your paycheck, your wallet will always experience more
month than money.
3.Your imagination works the same way. But unlike a car, the
Manufacturer does not set your imagination’s limits. You
do.
4.I began to realize that my spirit was identical to Jesus’s
spirit and that I could do the same things He did.
5.Your spirits may be pure and holy, full of God’s power.
One-third of us is wall-to-wall Holy Ghost.
6.When the Lord spoke to me in 2002... I was going to
change my imagination.
7.A flood of God’s provision overtook me.
Chapter 3 | Quotes From Pages 31-38
1.The Bible is more real than anything you can see,
taste, hear, smell, or feel!
2.The Word of God has the power to change what you see.
3.You don’t have to let your genes, your education, or your
past dictate your future!

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4.Give yourself permission to become narrow-minded in the
Word.

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Chapter 4 | Quotes From Pages 39-47
1.And be not conformed to this world: but be ye
transformed by the renewing of your mind.
2.Their imaginations kept them from inheriting God’s
promise.
3.Instead of seeing himself as a grasshopper, David saw
himself according to his covenant with God.
4.If you took the time to use your imagination to see yourself
through the eyes of your covenant with God, as David did,
you could slay giants too!
Chapter 5 | Quotes From Pages 48-56
1.Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on
me, the works that I do shall he do also; and
greater works than these shall he do; because I go
unto my Father.
2.Proper use of the imagination should be something every
believer cultivates.
3.But instead of controlling your imagination, you are
allowing your thoughts to kill your vision for the future.

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4.I’ve let the Word of God change the way I see myself. I’ve
let it define what I can do.
5.There is a direct relationship between how you use your
imagination and what you can receive from God.
Chapter 6 | Quotes From Pages 57-65
1.Your imagination is powerful. It’s like your
spiritual womb.
2.You cannot give birth to the plans and promises of God
without first conceiving them in your imagination.
3.You’ve got to see yourself seeing before you can see.
4.Imagination comes before manifestation.
5.Where there is no vision, the people perish.
6.What you imagine—what you see yourself doing, who you
see yourself being—is what you will live out.
7.Take time to ‘be still’ (Ps. 46:10).
8.All wickedness, all sin, is conceived in a person’s
imagination.
9.Words are powerful. They paint pictures.
10.You cannot use the ungodliness of the world as

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entertainment without it affecting you.

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Chapter 7 | Quotes From Pages 66-75
1.Abraham’s imagination saw all of God’s promises
come to pass before his hands could hold them.
2.You cannot be tempted by something you don’t think.
3.The point is, you don’t have to know. Just obey God and
let the chips fall where they may.
4.If God will do it for [Abraham and Sarah], He will do it for
you. He does not show favoritism.
5.Keep your imagination focused. Keep it directed on God’s
promises, and you will avoid temptation.
Chapter 8 | Quotes From Pages 76-84
1.Brothers and sisters, surrounding yourself with
death will produce death in your life.
2.Your life should be different. Surround yourself with
people who believe and speak God’s Word. Imagine the
Word working in your life.
3.You resist the devil, and he will flee from you.
4.If you can imagine it, you can do it, but it’s impossible to
do what you’ve never seen yourself doing.

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5.Your imagination is a creative force. It is a gift from God.
Anything you can imagine can be done.
Chapter 9 | Quotes From Pages 85-92
1.We are victors. We are blessed. We are
prosperous. We have peace. We are full of wisdom.
We are healed, healthy, and whole.
2.The only way they control or influence someone’s life is
through the imagination.
3.You’re acting like the devil is the powerful force. Sure, he
exists, but greater is He who is in you than he who is in the
world.
4.If the devil’s beating up on you, you aren’t keeping your
mind stayed on the Lord.
5.Don’t allow your mind to dwell on such things. Keep your
imagination under control, and win the spiritual battle for
your faith.

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Chapter 10 | Quotes From Pages 93-101
1.But who am I, and what is my people, that we
should be able to offer so willingly after this sort?
for all things come of thee, and of thine own have
we given thee…. O LORD God of Abraham, Isaac,
and of Israel, our fathers, keep this for ever in the
imagination of the thoughts of the heart of thy
people, and prepare their heart unto thee." (1
Chronicles 29:14, 18)
2.Memory is powerful. It engages our imaginations. But we
must be intentional with it. We must use our imaginations
to remember the things God has done for us, not the hurt of
past circumstances.
3.Every day the sun comes up is a day to thank God. Every
day He makes the earth turn and the seasons follow their
courses. Every day His mercy and loving kindness follow
us.
4.When we take God’s blessings for granted or aren’t
thankful, Romans says we become 'vain in [our]

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 imaginations.'
5.If we don’t purposefully keep our imaginations stayed on
the goodness of God, we will forget what He has done in
our lives, and our faith will suffer.
Chapter 11 | Quotes From Pages 102-110
1.Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is
stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.” Isaiah
26:3
2.Your emotions are following your thoughts.
3.For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Philippians
1:21
4.You don’t have to fall apart like a two-dollar suitcase every
time the winds of circumstance blow in your life.
5.In the Christian life, you can’t lose for winning.
Chapter 12 | Quotes From Pages 111-117
1.Jesus never promised us a life without trouble. But
He did promise that, through Him, we would
overcome (John 16:33)!
2.You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, all

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 whose thoughts are fixed on you!
3.What matters is what’s going on in your heart.
4.No matter what is happening outside, our inward man can
daily be renewed if we learn to control our thoughts.
5.You cannot be a victim and a victor at the same time.
6.But like Apostle Paul, we need to get the attitude that our
current struggles are but a 'light affliction' compared to the
joy that awaits us in eternity.
7.Everything physical is subject to change and, according to
Philippians, must bow its knee to that which is eternal, the
name of Jesus (Phil. 2:9-10).
8.No excuses. No exceptions. You don’t have to live under
the circumstances.

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Chapter 13 | Quotes From Pages 118-126
1.Imagination is the frame your whole being is built
upon.
2.God knows our imaginations, yet He is merciful and
understands us.
3.Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of
things not seen.
4.To know that by Jesus’s stripes you were healed... is not
faith until you see it with your heart.
5.I had to walk by faith. I had to take the things God showed
me in the Word and meditate on them until I could see the
solution in my imagination.
6.Brothers and sisters, we have everything we need to
succeed!
Chapter 14 | Quotes From Pages 127-134
1.God has already given us everything we need to
overcome (2 Pet. 1:3), but it takes faith to agree
with God and trust that what He said will be
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2.Self-talk is where the battle is won or lost. It helps direct
our imaginations.
3.Something happens when you hear yourself speak the
Word. It almost becomes more important, more real. It
helps to build your faith.
4.You’ll die praying like that. God’s raising-from-the-dead
power lives in you (Eph. 1:18-19). Agree with Him! Speak
to your mountain.
5.You didn’t tell me you had a stinging; I talked to pain.
6.If you’re struggling to respond to life’s circumstances with
faith, start checking your words. Are they true—not
factual, but true—and based on God’s Word?
Chapter 15 | Quotes From Pages 135-142
1.Sin isn’t smart. Just look at some well-known
ministers who had success reaching millions of
people and yet continued to walk like Gentiles.
They entertained prostitutes and embezzled
ministry funds, thinking they wouldn’t get caught
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 hurting anyone.
2.As Christians, we shouldn’t live like a lost person who
does whatever feels good in the moment without thinking
about the consequences.
3.The wages of sin is death. Sin will take you further than
you want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and
cost you more than you want to pay.
4.We need to meditate in the Word of God day and night.
Meditation is part of the imagination.
5.Don’t just see Daniel standing up for what’s right in the
midst of an oppressive government; see yourself in his
shoes.

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Chapter 16 | Quotes From Pages 143-150
1.A properly directed imagination is the most
important and most underutilized function of our
lives—both physically and spiritually.
2.Hope is seeing what can’t be seen.
3.Hope keeps us from living life like a yo-yo or a ship adrift.
4.Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of
things not seen.
5.Hope is not the power unit; it only activates the power unit.
6.Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their
minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the
dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act
their dream with open eyes, to make it possible.
Chapter 17 | Quotes From Pages 151-159
1.Before you can operate in faith, you must begin to
hope—to use your positive imagination.
2.Hope gives your faith something to work for!
3.Physical evidence doesn’t produce faith. People who need
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 intervention, they will struggle to receive from God.
4.It has to come alive in our hearts. We can’t just read the
Bible and expect it to produce fruit in our lives.
5.I study for me. I read the Word and meditate on it until God
does something in me.
6.God created us to live at a higher level than we do. Most of
us go through life half-blind, seeing only with our physical
eyes.
Chapter 18 | Quotes From Pages 160-167
1.In every other religion, salvation is earned by what
you do. Christianity is not about what you do; it’s
about what was done for you.
2.Without Christ, we are alienated from the life of God.
Outside of Christ, the promises in God’s Word do not apply
to us, and we have no hope.
3.My relationship with God gave me hope in that situation. It
anchored my soul when nothing around me appeared solid.
4.I began laughing and told Jamie, 'This is going to be the
greatest miracle we’ve ever seen!'

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5.Hope comes from relationship. God created us to see both
with our imaginations and our eyes, but apart from Him, it
is impossible to use our imaginations as He intends.

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Chapter 19 | Quotes From Pages 168-176
1.Hope (a positive imagination) is the antidote for
depression.
2.It’s not smiling that makes a person happy. It’s being
happy that makes a person smile.
3.If you’re depressed, it’s because you aren’t hoping. You
aren’t imagining the Word.
4.Your emotions work just fine; they follow your thoughts.
It’s your thoughts that are wrong, not your emotions.
5.You can have peace...because I have overcome, you can
still experience peace, even in trouble.
6.Thus saith the Lord, ‘My little children, don’t feel bad. If I
weren’t God, I’d be discouraged too.’
7.We don’t have to live defeated, discouraged lives. God
always causes us to triumph in Christ!
Chapter 20 | Quotes From Pages 177-184
1.Hope is a powerful force, one our society and
many in the church have abandoned.
2.The world doesn’t want us to hope.

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3.If you don’t yet have faith, start the process by hoping.
4.We have a promise that this life isn’t all there is, that all
God’s promises are yes and amen in Christ.
5.Your imagination is your spiritual womb.
6.Miracles don’t come from the outside in. They come from
the inside out.
7.Brothers and sisters, our future is so bright we’ve got to
squint to look at it!
8.Let God transform you into a new person by changing the
way you think.
9.The Word of God is so valuable! It gives us God’s
thoughts.
Chapter 21 | Quotes From Pages 185-194
1.Our born-again spirits are 100 percent righteous
and holy (Eph. 4:24).
2.We can’t get any more saved. We can’t become more
perfect (Heb. 10:14).
3.God has already poured out His love toward us. He proved
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 (Rom. 5:5-8).
4.When we renew our minds to spiritual truth, we begin to
see the life of God made manifest.
5.You can’t go through life completely shut off from the
life-giving power of God if you don’t take time to renew
your mind.
6.God—by grace—has provided everything you need for life
and godliness (2 Pet. 1:3).
7.If you don’t stick your nose in the Bible and allow the
Word to change your imagination, you will be sucked in.
8.Learn to control your imagination, and avoid sin
altogether!

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Chapter 22 | Quotes From Pages 195-205
1.Paul prayed that our eyes would be opened, that
our imaginations would understand all that God
has given us in Christ and the enormity of the
power He’s placed within us to do what He’s called
us to do—to be His partners, His hands and feet in
the earth.
2.The entire Christian world seems to be stuck in a constant
state of begging God to do something He hasn’t done. But
the truth is, God has already blessed us with all spiritual
blessings in Christ.
3.If you turn your imagination loose and get a clear picture of
who you are and what you have in Christ, no devil in hell
will be able to stop you.
Chapter 23 | Quotes From Pages 209-211
1.For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that
seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall
be opened….
2.How much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy

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 Spirit to them that ask him?
3.All you have to do is ask, believe, and receive!
4.If you believed in your heart that you received, then God’s
Word promises that you did.
5.God always honors His Word—believe it!

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The Power of Imagination Questions
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Chapter 1 | What Is Imagination?| Q&A

1.Question
What distinguishes imagination from vision?
Answer:Imagination is the ability to form mental
images of things that are not present, while vision is
a mental image produced by that imagination. You
cannot have vision without an imagination.

2.Question
How does imagination relate to childhood perceptions?
Answer:Many adults dismiss imagination as childishness,
equating it with fantasy. However, imagination is a powerful
tool we all utilize frequently, even in mundane activities like
remembering where we parked our car.

3.Question
What role does imagination play in memory?
Answer:Imagination helps recreate images in our minds,
such as remembering the layout of our childhood homes

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without having counted the windows. It's integral to how we
recall memories.

4.Question
Can imagination be influenced? If so, how?
Answer:Yes, imagination can only work with the information
it is given. If someone fills their mind with negative or bad
influences, their imagination will reflect that. Conversely,
renewing the mind with truth from the Word allows for a
positive vision.

5.Question
How did Abram's imagination assist him in following
God's will?
Answer:Abram's imagination played a critical role in his
faith journey when he was commanded by God to leave his
home. By envisioning the promise of a new land, he was
motivated to proceed without knowing exactly where he was
going.

6.Question
What advice does the book provide for those uncertain
about God's will for their lives?

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Answer:Instead of allowing life circumstances to dictate
direction, individuals should seek God and engage their
imaginations to develop a clear vision for their future.

7.Question
What can we learn from the analogy of traveling with a
map?
Answer:Just like a map provides direction for a physical
journey, a clear vision provides direction for life. Without a
defined roadmap, one may end up wandering aimlessly.

8.Question
Why is vision important, according to Proverbs 29:18?
Answer:Proverbs 29:18 states, 'Where there is no vision, the
people perish.' This highlights that a lack of vision leads to
aimlessness and loss of purpose.

9.Question
How did imagination help the author in tough times?
Answer:The author reflects on past hardships in ministry
where vision motivated them through adversity. By focusing
on the divine purpose, they persevered despite challenges.

10.Question

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What is the message about redemption and direction in
life?
Answer:No matter how lost one feels or the wrong turns
taken, God can correct our course if we tap into the power of
imagination to envision the right path forward.
Chapter 2 | The Missing Link| Q&A
1.Question
How does your imagination shape your reality according
to Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Your imagination creates a roadmap for
your life, controlling how you perceive yourself and
your circumstances. As Wommack says, 'Your
imagination is the dominant controlling factor in
your life.' This means that how you envision your
life — whether positive or negative — directly
influences the outcomes you experience.

2.Question
What biblical principles underscore the importance of a
positive self-image?

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Answer:Proverbs 23:7 states 'as a man thinketh in his heart,
so is he.' This highlights that your thoughts and beliefs form
your identity and dictate your realities. Additionally, 3 John
2 expresses God’s desire for your prosperity and good health,
indicating that aligning your self-image with God’s promises
is essential for fulfillment.

3.Question
Can you give an example of how past experiences can
distort our imagination?
Answer:Yes, Wommack shares the story of a woman abused
by her husband who, despite her escape from the abusive
situation, lived in fear of all men. Her imagination painted a
distorted picture of men as untrustworthy, limiting her future
interactions. This illustrates how negative past experiences
can taint our perception of current realities.

4.Question
What impact can negative affirmations from others have
on self-perception?
Answer:Wommack recounts his friend's experience with his

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father's harsh words, which instilled a belief of inadequacy in
his ability to perform simple tasks. This self-fulfilling
prophecy resulted in practical difficulties with tasks he was
actually capable of performing, demonstrating how others'
perspectives can trap us in a limitative self-image.

5.Question
How does understanding the concept of spirit, soul, and
body change one’s self-image?
Answer:Wommack speaks about how, upon understanding
that his spirit is created in God’s image, he began to see
himself differently. He transitioned from viewing himself
through a lens of mediocrity to recognizing the divine
potential within him, changing his self-image and enabling
him to manifest that potential in his life.

6.Question
What role does faith in God's Word play in transforming
one's imagination?
Answer:According to Wommack, the Word of God is 'quick,
and powerful,' and through it, we can pierce through to the

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truth of our spiritual identity. It reveals that as believers, we
possess divine attributes, fundamentally empowering us to
change our internal images and subsequently our realities.

7.Question
What did John G. Lake demonstrate about faith and
protection from illness?
Answer:Lake’s story during the bubonic plague illustrates
that his faith in the law of the Spirit of life protected him
from germs. He boldly asserted that no germ could touch him
and proved it scientifically, showcasing that belief in God’s
promises can supersede natural laws and lead to miraculous
outcomes.

8.Question
In what way did Wommack’s own experience relate to
changing the imagination?
Answer:Wommack experienced a significant transformation
when he decided to change his internal image despite
external circumstances suggesting otherwise. After he shifted
his imagination towards God's promises, he observed

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remarkable growth in his ministry, illustrating the power of a
renewed mindset.

9.Question
How can people today mirror John G. Lake's confidence
against fear and ill health?
Answer:By immersing themselves in God’s Word and
building a strong foundation of faith, believers can develop a
worldview that aligns more with spiritual truths rather than
societal fears. This involves recognizing their identity and
empowerment in Christ, which can lead to miraculous
expectations and experiences.

10.Question
What practical steps can one take to change their internal
image?
Answer:Wommack suggests that one can begin by: 1)
Engaging more with the Word of God to reshape their
understanding of self. 2) Affirming God’s promises daily to
foster a positive self-image. 3) Reflecting on past distortions
and consciously replacing those thoughts with truth from

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Scripture.
Chapter 3 | Narrow-Mindedness| Q&A
1.Question
How does imagination relate to faith according to
Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Imagination serves as a powerful tool that
works hand in hand with faith. It allows believers to
visualize and expect things according to God’s
promises, often leading them to embrace realities
that transcend the physical world. Wommack
emphasizes that when you focus intently on
Scripture, you become 'narrow-minded' in a positive
sense, eliminating doubts and opposing thoughts.

2.Question
What argument does Wommack present regarding the
concept of 'reality' in relation to the Bible?
Answer:Wommack argues that the Bible represents a deeper
and more substantial reality than the physical world, which
many refer to as 'reality.' He asserts that the spiritual realm,

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as revealed in the Word of God, shapes the physical world
and that true understanding comes through faith in what
cannot be seen.

3.Question
Can you give an example from the chapter that illustrates
Wommack's point about the power of God’s Word?
Answer:An impactful example is Wommack's personal
health scare. When faced with a potential heart problem, he
initially rejected the doctor's ominous prediction by relying
on the image of health God had instilled in him through
Scripture. His firm belief led him to push a car despite being
advised to prepare for heart surgery, showcasing the
transformative power of faith and imagination.

4.Question
What lesson does Wommack draw from his father's
experience with heart problems?
Answer:Wommack reflects on his father's miraculous
recovery from multiple heart issues, emphasizing that faith
can defy inherited predispositions and medical predictions.

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He encourages readers not to allow past family health issues
to dictate their future outcomes and instead to trust in God's
promises for health and longevity.

5.Question
What is the overarching message of the chapter in
relation to one's personal outlook and faith?
Answer:The overarching message emphasizes the importance
of aligning one's thoughts and imagination with the Word of
God. Wommack encourages believers to cultivate a
'narrow-minded' focus on God’s truth, allowing that focus to
shape their reality and experiences, rather than being swayed
by worldly views or negative reports.

6.Question
What does Wommack mean by saying we should give
ourselves permission to become narrow-minded in the
Word?
Answer:By giving ourselves permission to be
'narrow-minded' in the Word, Wommack means that we
should concentrate on God's promises without letting
distractions or contrary opinions sway us. This type of

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focused faith allows us to block out negativity and fully
embrace the possibilities that faith provides.

7.Question
How does the chapter connect the idea of spiritual belief
with worldly success?
Answer:The chapter illustrates that Wommack's faith in
God's provision directly correlated with his successes, such
as building a new Bible college during difficult economic
times. He highlights that unwavering trust in God's Word can
lead to accomplishments that defy natural explanations,
reinforcing the idea that spiritual belief fosters resilience and
success in the world.

8.Question
Why does Wommack refer to his health as having the
'heart of a teenager'?
Answer:Wommack refers to his health as having the 'heart of
a teenager' after undergoing a thorough medical test that
showed no problems. This statement symbolizes his belief
that faith and God's promises can lead to health and vitality,

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regardless of age or family medical history.

9.Question
What is Wommack's key encouragement to readers
regarding their health and future?
Answer:Wommack encourages readers to reject negative
medical prognoses and societal limitations, asserting that
faith and God’s Word hold the power to redefine their
outcomes. He invites individuals to reshape their imagination
and expectations according to biblical truths, allowing faith
to dictate their future.

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Chapter 4 | Developing a Picture| Q&A
1.Question
What is a major aspect of mind renewal according to
Andrew Wommack, and why is it critical?
Answer:Developing a godly, positive imagination is
a huge part of mind renewal. It's critical because it
influences how you see yourself and your
circumstances, ultimately shaping your ability to
fulfill God's will in your life.

2.Question
How did the Israelites' perception of themselves affect
their ability to enter the Promised Land?
Answer:The Israelites viewed themselves as grasshoppers in
comparison to the giants they faced, which limited their faith
and ability to conquer the land. Their negative self-image and
fearful imagination prevented them from inheriting God's
promise.

3.Question
What lesson can we learn from David's encounter with
Goliath regarding self-perception?

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Answer:David saw himself in light of his covenant with God,
not as a grasshopper, which empowered him to face Goliath
confidently. This teaches us that aligning our self-perception
with how God sees us can lead to victory over our giants.

4.Question
Why is imagination so important when reading and
understanding the Bible?
Answer:Imagination helps us to visualize and internalize the
truths of Scripture. It's not enough to just read the words; we
must allow the Word to paint a picture in our hearts so we
can fully grasp and live out its promises.

5.Question
What practical advice does Andrew Wommack give for
connecting with the Word of God effectively?
Answer:Rather than reading extensively without reflection,
Wommack advises to take a single verse, allowing it to
inspire your imagination. Visualizing yourself as the Word
describes you can lead to transformative change.

6.Question
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were defeated in their imaginations'?
Answer:He suggests that it was not the physical might of
their enemies that defeated the Israelites, but their own
limited and negative imagination that distorted their view of
reality and their potential.

7.Question
How does the experience of visiting the Holy Land
enhance one's understanding of biblical stories?
Answer:Visiting the Holy Land allows individuals to
visualize the settings and events they have only read about,
which can powerfully ignite their imagination, making
biblical narratives feel more alive and relatable.

8.Question
What does Wommack suggest about merely reading the
Bible without engaging your imagination?
Answer:He indicates that reading the Bible without engaging
the imagination is ineffective for personal transformation.
Active visualization and imagining oneself in the stories can
lead to deeper understanding and application of God's Word.

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9.Question
How can one overcome feelings of being weak or like a
victim according to Wommack?
Answer:By recognizing and affirming their identity as a child
of God, empowered by His strength and promises,
individuals can shift from a victim mentality to one of
victory, much like David did against Goliath.

10.Question
What is the significance of the metaphor about builders
and blueprints in understanding God's Word?
Answer:Just as builders need blueprints to construct
faithfully, we need a clear, imaginative understanding of
God's Word to effectively apply it in our lives. Relying solely
on verbal comprehension without visual aid can lead to
misinterpretations and failures.
Chapter 5 | Not Just Theory| Q&A
1.Question
What does Jesus mean in John 14:12 about believers
performing the same works He did?
Answer:Jesus emphasizes that believers can perform

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miraculous acts similar to His, including healing the
sick and even raising the dead, reinforcing that faith
empowers us to manifest God's power in our lives.

2.Question
How did the author apply the concept of imagination to
his own faith?
Answer:The author visualized himself performing Jesus'
miracles, which helped cultivate his faith. This led to real-life
experiences, including successfully raising a man from the
dead during a meeting after years of meditating on these
possibilities.

3.Question
What role does imagination play in overcoming negative
thoughts and depression, according to the text?
Answer:Imagination can dictate our mindset; if negative
thoughts dominate, they can lead to feelings of despair.
However, by controlling and channeling our imagination
positively, we can reshape our responses and outlook on life.

4.Question
How did Elijah's imagination affect his actions in 1 Kings

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19?
Answer:Elijah's negative visualization of Jezebel's
threat—imagining his own death—caused him to flee in fear,
demonstrating that how we perceive situations internally can
greatly influence our behavior.

5.Question
What transformative event did the author experience
regarding his son?
Answer:The author faced the tragedy of his son's death but,
through faith and praise, witnessed a miraculous return to life
after just five hours, showcasing the power of belief and
imagination.

6.Question
What message does the author convey about the potential
of believers?
Answer:Believers possess the capability to perform
remarkable miracles when they cultivate their imagination
and align it with faith, thereby unlocking the abundance
promised by Jesus.

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7.Question
What does the author suggest is often overlooked among
believers?
Answer:Many believers fail to consciously study and harness
their imagination, which he argues is a crucial aspect of
experiencing the fullness of God's work in their lives.

8.Question
What is the relationship between imagination and
healing, according to the text?
Answer:The author asserts that a believer's capacity to
visualize healing outcomes strongly correlates with their
ability to manifest physical healing, as a healthy imagination
can empower the body to heal.

9.Question
How can one change their self-perception according to the
author?
Answer:By allowing the Word of God to define one's identity
and capabilities, a person can transform their self-image and
harness the greater works Jesus mentioned.

10.Question

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What practical outcome did the students from the
author's Bible college achieve?
Answer:Those students practiced the teachings on
imagination and faith, resulting in remarkable miracles,
including healing an incurable disease and restoring a
woman's hair after radiation treatment.
Chapter 6 | Your Spiritual Womb| Q&A
1.Question
What role does imagination play in receiving God's
promises?
Answer:Imagination acts as your spiritual womb,
where you must conceive God's plans and promises
in your mind before they can manifest in reality.
Just as a woman must conceive before giving birth,
believers must first 'see' and believe in God's Word
to bring it into fruition.

2.Question
How can someone apply the principle of 'seeing' in their
own life?

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Answer:To apply this principle, visualize the healing or
success you desire. Instead of checking your physical
condition after prayer, imagine yourself experiencing the
outcome—whether it's walking pain-free, living debt-free, or
achieving a personal goal. Cultivate that internal vision
through meditation on Scripture.

3.Question
What is the importance of nurturing a 'barren' spiritual
womb?
Answer:A barren spiritual womb represents a lack of
intimacy with God's Word. Nurturing it requires time in
prayer and reading the Scriptures, allowing the Word to plant
seeds in your imagination. This will help cultivate faith and
enable you to see the promises come to pass.

4.Question
Why is it essential to spend time being still and using our
imagination?
Answer:In our busy lives, intentional downtime is crucial to
refresh our minds and hearts. Using this time to seek the

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Lord and employ our imagination with His Word allows us to
gain clearer vision and purpose, significantly impacting our
ability to manifest God’s promises.

5.Question
How did Andrew and Jamie apply their imagination
during an economic downturn?
Answer:During a financial struggle, they imagined their lives
filled with abundance—seeing themselves shopping freely
and living debt-free. This mental image, cultivated from
God's Word, helped them remain faithful despite their
circumstances, leading to a significant financial turnaround.

6.Question
What warning does the chapter give about entertainment
and its impact on our imagination?
Answer:The chapter warns that consuming ungodly
entertainment can corrupt our imaginations. It suggests that
what we watch or listen to paints pictures that can lead us
toward negative thoughts and actions, emphasizing the need
for discernment in our choices.

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7.Question
How can the concept of 'vision' from Proverbs 29:18 be
connected to imagination?
Answer:'Vision' refers to the mental images formed in our
imagination. If we lack vision—what we visualize for our
future—then we risk 'perishing' in a spiritual sense. Our
imagination must align with God's promises to guide our
actions and ultimately shape our lives.

8.Question
What does Genesis 6:5 reveal about the nature of the
imagination?
Answer:Genesis 6:5 illustrates the darker aspects of the
imagination, where society had devolved to thinking only
evil continuously. This serves as a cautionary reminder that
without direction and renewal through God’s Word, our
imaginations can gravitate towards negativity and sin.

9.Question
How can one transform negative imaginings into positive
outcomes?
Answer:Transform negative imaginings by replacing them

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with the truth of God's Word. Engage in consistent prayer,
meditation, and positive visualization of God's promises.
Envisioning yourself in accordance with God’s will will
cultivate faith and allow for positive outcomes.

10.Question
What is the spiritual significance of the phrase,
'imagination comes before manifestation'?
Answer:This phrase signifies that before anything can
physically manifest in our lives, we must first envision it in
our mind. It emphasizes the importance of proper
visualization and belief in God's promises as a precursor to
seeing them realized in the physical world.

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Chapter 7 | Overcoming Temptation| Q&A
1.Question
What does Abraham's journey teach us about faith and
obedience?
Answer:Abraham's journey illustrates that faith
often requires stepping into the unknown and
trusting God despite not seeing immediate results.
He obeyed God's call to leave Ur without a clear
picture of where he was going. This teaches us that
obedience to God's direction is crucial, even when it
demands sacrifices or decisions that others may not
understand.

2.Question
How did Abraham overcome doubt and temptation
according to the chapter?
Answer:Abraham overcame doubt by focusing on God's
promises and utilizing his imagination to visualize the
fulfillment of those promises. He regularly rehearsed what
God had told him, which engaged his faith and kept his

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vision aligned with God's will, allowing him to remain
steadfast in the face of temptation.

3.Question
What role does imagination play in overcoming life's
challenges?
Answer:Imagination allows individuals to envision the
fulfillment of God's promises in their lives. Just as Abraham
counted the stars and recalled God's promise, harnessing
imagination can help one to stay focused on God's will and
cultivate a hopeful perspective, enabling them to resist
temptations and distractions.

4.Question
Why does the author emphasize the importance of not
leaning on one's own understanding?
Answer:The author emphasizes that leaning on our own
understanding can lead to misinterpretation of God's
instructions and ultimately disobedience. Trusting God fully
means surrendering our judgments and comprehensions,
allowing Him to direct our paths without our limited

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perspective interfering.

5.Question
What warning is given by the author regarding the
influence of 'evil communications'?
Answer:The author warns that surrounding ourselves with
doubt and negativity can sap our faith and lead us away from
God's promises. Exposure to these harmful influences can
distort our imagination and perception, making it harder to
see and believe in God's will for our lives.

6.Question
What can we learn about timing and obedience from
Abraham's delay in leaving Ur?
Answer:Abraham's delay reminds us that obedience to God's
calling may not always happen at once and can require
perseverance. It teaches that acting on God's word is
essential, and the sooner we respond, the better we align
ourselves with His will.

7.Question
How does the chapter describe the relationship between
temptation and focus on God?

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Answer:The chapter describes that temptation cannot fully
take hold of us if our focus is entirely on God and His
promises. By concentrating on what He has called us to and
nurturing our faith through His Word, we can become less
susceptible to temptations that distract us from our purpose.

8.Question
How does Abraham's story encourage us in our own
lives?
Answer:Abraham's story encourages us to trust in God's
promises despite our current circumstances. It shows that
faith is not about seeing but believing, and emphasizes that
with perseverance and a clear focus on God's words, we too
can navigate life's challenges effectively.
Chapter 8 | Living Above the Norm| Q&A
1.Question
How can Christians differentiate themselves from their
unsaved neighbors in their daily lives according to this
chapter?
Answer:Christians can differentiate themselves by
immersing themselves in God's Word and

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cultivating an atmosphere of faith. Instead of
conforming to worldly behaviors, they should
imagine their inheritance in Christ, practice
righteousness, and resist negative thoughts or
influences.

2.Question
What does the author suggest happens when Christians
dwell on negativity or failure?
Answer:The author suggests that dwelling on negativity or
failure can corrupt one's mindset and imagination, leading to
a mindset of defeat rather than victory. The longer you focus
on these thoughts, the more likely they are to manifest in
your life.

3.Question
What role does imagination play in a Christian's life
according to Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Imagination is a powerful creative force and gift
from God. It helps Christians envision their potential and the
promises of God. By focusing on positive outcomes and

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what’s possible through faith, Christians can turn their
dreams into reality.

4.Question
How did the author illustrate the importance of what we
imagine, using his own experiences?
Answer:The author shared an anecdote from his youth about
a mission trip where he remained untempted by the world
because he had not imagined or thought about those sinful
behaviors. This demonstrated that one can't be tempted by
what they don't consider.

5.Question
What is the relationship between spoken words and a
person’s spiritual life as discussed in this chapter?
Answer:Spoken words hold power—they can either uplift
and draw a person closer to God or lead them into negativity
and death. Therefore, Christians must be mindful of both
what they say and what they allow others to speak into their
lives.

6.Question
What should Christians do when faced with fear

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according to Psalm 46:1-3?
Answer:Christians should find comfort in the knowledge that
God is their refuge and strength, implying they have the
power to face fears without succumbing to them. Trusting in
God's protection allows them to remain steadfast, regardless
of the circumstances.

7.Question
What is the significance of 2 Corinthians 10:5 in the
context of controlling one’s imagination?
Answer:2 Corinthians 10:5 emphasizes the need to take
every thought captive to obedience to Christ. It underscores
the importance of being vigilant about one’s imagination and
actively rejecting every thought that contradicts God’s truths.

8.Question
What does the story of the man with the marriage
ministry teach about temptation and imagination?
Answer:The story serves as a cautionary tale about how
allowing certain thoughts or scenarios to enter one's mind
can lead to temptation. It highlights that one is more

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susceptible to sin if they have previously entertained
thoughts related to that sin.

9.Question
How does the author compare the conception of sin with
imagination?
Answer:The author compares conception of sin to
imagination by stating that sin begins in the mind. Just as a
person can conceive a dream through imagination, they can
also conceive sinful thoughts if they let their imagination run
unchecked.

10.Question
What is the author’s view on the act of dancing and what
it symbolizes about personal beliefs?
Answer:The author’s view on dancing has evolved; he
initially saw it as sinful due to his upbringing, but now
recognizes it as a form of worship prescribed in scripture.
This change illustrates how beliefs can be reshaped by
understanding and imagination.
Chapter 9 | The Battleground| Q&A

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1.Question
What is the primary battleground for a believer in
spiritual warfare according to Chapter 9?
Answer:The primary battleground for a believer is
the mind. Spiritual warfare focuses on casting down
imaginations and bringing every thought captive to
the obedience of Christ.

2.Question
How does Andrew Wommack define spiritual warfare?
Answer:Andrew Wommack defines spiritual warfare as a
battle for your faith, waged in the mind, rather than a cosmic
battle of good versus evil.

3.Question
What transformation did the Nigerian student experience
after applying the teachings?
Answer:The Nigerian student realized her identity in Christ
and her authority, leading her to freedom from demonic
oppression and fear. She experienced complete deliverance
and was finally able to sleep peacefully.

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What role does imagination play in spiritual warfare?
Answer:Imagination plays a crucial role in spiritual warfare
as it can either empower or hinder a believer. Controlling and
renewing one’s imagination helps to visualize and affirm
one’s identity in Christ, which strengthens faith.

5.Question
How did Andrew deal with the fear he experienced in his
grandmother's old room?
Answer:Andrew faced his fear by entering the room, praying,
quoting Scripture, and realizing the truth about the demons:
they were actually afraid of him. This understanding gave
him confidence to confront the situation, leading to their
swift departure.

6.Question
What does it mean to take every thought captive
according to the chapter?
Answer:Taking every thought captive means actively
monitoring and controlling your thoughts, ensuring they
align with the Word of God, rather than allowing negative or

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fearful thoughts to dominate.

7.Question
What warning is given regarding the thoughts and
imaginations we entertain?
Answer:The warning is that dwelling on negative thoughts or
allowing fear to take root can lead to conceiving sin, fear,
and failure, which can manifest in our lives unless we
intervene.

8.Question
What changed in Andrew’s life after realizing that the
devil was defeated?
Answer:After realizing that the devil was defeated and
understanding his victory through Christ, Andrew was able to
overcome his fears, confront demonic challenges, and help
others by encouraging them to recognize their authority in
Jesus.

9.Question
What encouragement is provided for those struggling
with fear and demonic oppression?
Answer:The encouragement is to renew your mind,

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understand your identity in Christ, and stop cooperating with
the devil by focusing on the truth of God’s Word and your
victory in Him.

10.Question
What final truths are emphasized about our identity and
authority in Christ?
Answer:The final truths emphasized are that as believers, we
are overcomers, blessed, prosperous, and have authority over
spiritual darkness. Maintaining a proper image of ourselves
in Christ is vital for victory.

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Chapter 10 | Remembrance| Q&A
1.Question
What lesson can we learn from David's reaction to God's
decision regarding the temple?
Answer:David demonstrated humility and
acceptance by acknowledging that his son Solomon
would carry out the dream he had for building the
temple. Instead of feeling resentful or defeated,
David chose to support Solomon's task with
generous resources and prayers. This teaches us to
embrace our unique roles in God's plan, even if they
differ from our personal dreams.

2.Question
How does remembering God's past goodness impact our
faith according to the chapter?
Answer:Remembering God's past goodness strengthens our
faith by reminding us of His faithfulness. The author shares a
story of a couple in despair who, by recollecting how God
had previously helped them, found renewed hope. This

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illustrates how memory engages our imagination and bolsters
our trust in God's ability to meet current challenges.

3.Question
What is the connection between thankfulness and our
imagination?
Answer:The chapter emphasizes that thankfulness is vital for
a healthy imagination. It argues that when we fail to
remember and appreciate God’s blessings, we become vain
in our imaginations, which can lead to negative thinking and
a hardened heart. Practicing gratitude helps us focus our
imagination positively and keeps us connected to God’s
goodness.

4.Question
What practical steps can we take to avoid forgetfulness of
God's blessings?
Answer:To avoid forgetting God's blessings, we should
consciously reflect on past experiences of His goodness,
celebrate milestones like anniversaries of salvation or
breakthroughs, engage in community activities that remind

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us of God's provision, and maintain a gratitude journal to
record daily blessings.

5.Question
Why is it significant that God instructed Moses to teach
the Israelites a song?
Answer:The significance lies in creating a lasting reminder
of God's faithfulness. The song serves as a tool to help the
Israelites remember their history and God’s provision even
when they might drift away. This illustrates how art and
memory function together in spiritual practice and faith
continuity.

6.Question
What might be the implications if we choose not to glorify
God according to the chapter's teachings?
Answer:Choosing not to glorify God can lead to a hardened
heart and a cloudy imagination. As discussed, it may result in
forgetting His goodness, becoming consumed by negativity
and ungratefulness, and ultimately losing sight of our true
purpose and the blessings around us.

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7.Question
How does the author suggest that our current lifestyle in
America might influence our perception of blessings?
Answer:The author suggests that our modern conveniences
can mask our gratitude. By comparing our lives with those of
past generations and people in less fortunate circumstances,
we are challenged to recognize how blessed we truly are, to
avoid taking our privileges for granted, and to cultivate a
heart of thankfulness.

8.Question
What can individuals do to ensure they are using their
extra time wisely?
Answer:Individuals can use their extra time to glorify God,
serve others, engage in meaningful activities, and pursue
personal growth. This involves prioritizing spiritual
practices, volunteering, investing in relationships, and living
out one's purpose thoughtfully.

9.Question
What does the author indicate about the human tendency
to forget and its consequences?

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Answer:The author indicates that forgetfulness is a natural
human tendency, which can lead us away from faith and into
doubt. When we fail to remember God’s past actions and
blessings, we risk becoming dissatisfied, ungrateful, and lost
in negative thoughts.
Chapter 11 | Can’t Lose for Winning!| Q&A
1.Question
What does Peter urge believers to add to their faith, and
why is it important?
Answer:Peter urges believers to add virtue,
knowledge, and temperance to their faith in order to
prevent becoming barren or unfruitful in life (2
Peter 1:5-8). This process enhances spiritual growth
and keeps believers connected to God's goodness.

2.Question
How does our imagination play a role in our emotional
well-being according to the chapter?
Answer:Our imagination is directly tied to our ability to
remember God's goodness. When we focus on negative

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scenarios, we direct our imagination towards depression.
Conversely, keeping our mind focused on God and His
goodness leads to peace and a positive emotional state.

3.Question
What practical example is given in the chapter to
illustrate faith in God over fear?
Answer:A woman struggled with a life-threatening
pregnancy issue. Despite the doctor's recommendation for
surgery, she chose to believe in God's power for healing. Her
decision led to a miraculous outcome—she gave birth to
many children and remained healthy, emphasizing the power
of faith over fear.

4.Question
What is the significance of keeping one's mind 'stayed on
God'?
Answer:Keeping one’s mind stayed on God enables perfect
peace and helps to avoid anxiety and fear. It encourages the
belief in God’s promises and power, allowing individuals to
maintain a hopeful and unwavering faith regardless of

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circumstances.

5.Question
What perspective on death does the chapter present for
believers?
Answer:For believers, death is viewed not as an ending but
as a beginning and a 'gain' (Phil. 1:21). The perspective
highlights that even in death, believers have the promise of
eternal life and communion with Christ and loved ones.

6.Question
According to Andrew Wommack, what ultimate truth
empowers believers in difficult circumstances?
Answer:The ultimate truth is that in the Christian life,
believers cannot lose for winning; God is on their side. Even
in loss or sickness, believers can find restoration and healing,
and if facing death, they can look forward to eternal life.

7.Question
What does the chapter say about God's ability to heal
compared to human limitations in healing?
Answer:The chapter emphasizes that healing, whether from a
cold or cancer, is not difficult for God. While human doctors

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may treat symptoms, true healing comes from faith in God's
power, illustrating that from God's standpoint, both
conditions are equally manageable.

8.Question
How does the chapter relate Paul’s experiences to
believers today?
Answer:Paul's experiences, including being imprisoned and
facing threats, serve as an example that difficult physical
circumstances do not diminish one's faith. He maintained
hope and purpose, illustrating that believers can endure trials
with confidence in God’s plan and timing.

9.Question
What is the takeaway message regarding fear and
imagination as presented in the chapter?
Answer:The takeaway is that fear distorts the imagination,
leading to negativity and despair. By intentionally focusing
on God's promises and goodness, believers can cultivate a
hopeful and strong mindset, avoiding the traps of fear and
doubt.

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10.Question
How does the author suggest believers can combat
feelings of depression?
Answer:The author suggests that by focusing thoughts on
God—what is true, honest, and good—believers can combat
depression. Emotions follow thoughts; thus, maintaining a
positive and faith-filled mindset fosters a stable emotional
state.
Chapter 12 | An Eternal Perspective| Q&A
1.Question
What promise did Jesus make regarding life's troubles?
Answer:Jesus promised that through Him, we can
overcome the troubles of life (John 16:33).

2.Question
What does Isaiah 26:3 say about peace?
Answer:Isaiah 26:3 says that God will keep in perfect peace
those who trust in Him and fix their thoughts on Him.

3.Question
How does perspective affect our emotional state
according to the chapter?

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Answer:The chapter emphasizes that our emotional state,
whether we feel victory or peace, depends on what we allow
to dominate our heart and imagination, not necessarily our
external circumstances.

4.Question
What does Proverbs 4:23 teach us?
Answer:Proverbs 4:23 teaches us to keep our heart with all
diligence because out of it are the issues of life, indicating
that our inner thoughts and feelings guide our life
experiences.

5.Question
How did Andrew respond to a tough situation he faced?
Answer:Andrew shared that despite facing a seemingly
hopeless situation, he maintained his peace and chose to
minister to others, focusing on Jesus rather than his
difficulties.

6.Question
What does 2 Corinthians 4:18 tell us about what we focus
on?
Answer:2 Corinthians 4:18 tells us to focus on the things

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which are not seen, which are eternal, whereas the things
seen are temporary.

7.Question
How did Apostle Paul view his sufferings?
Answer:Apostle Paul viewed his sufferings as 'light
afflictions' that were momentary and insignificant compared
to the glory that awaits in eternity (2 Corinthians 4:17-18).

8.Question
What does the chapter suggest about the importance of
our thoughts?
Answer:The chapter suggests that what we think on shapes
who we become, so it is crucial to focus on God's Word and
maintain a positive imagination.

9.Question
How did Andrew use his journal to gain perspective?
Answer:Andrew used his journal to reflect on past struggles
and recognize their insignificance in light of his current life,
fostering gratitude and perspective.

10.Question
What is the ultimate message regarding our struggles?

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Answer:The ultimate message is that regardless of current
struggles, we can overcome through faith, maintaining an
eternal perspective, and by controlling our thoughts and
imagination.

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Chapter 13 | Active Faith| Q&A
1.Question
What role does imagination play in shaping our life
experiences according to the text?
Answer:Imagination acts as a structural frame,
similar to that of a house or the human body's
skeleton. It dictates largely how we experience
life—if we aren't experiencing the abundant life that
Jesus promises, our imagination may be misaligned,
tending towards negativity instead of positivity.

2.Question
How does the author describe God's understanding of our
frame?
Answer:God knows our frame, understanding our human
nature and the negative tendencies of our imaginations.
Despite this understanding, He offers mercy and a way to
renew our imaginations through faith, enabling us to see
potential beyond visible circumstances.

3.Question
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by sight as stated in 2 Corinthians 5:7?
Answer:Walking by faith means trusting in what is not
visible or physically evident. It's the ability to firmly hold
onto God's promises and truths despite outward
circumstances that may contradict them. It requires
confidence in God's word and an inner vision that aligns with
faith.

4.Question
What personal experience did the author share to
illustrate walking by faith?
Answer:The author shared his experience of dealing with a
chronic sore on his ear that many believed to be serious.
Despite his condition, he consistently proclaimed his healing
in the name of Jesus and remained unbothered by his ailment,
believing that his faith would ultimately manifest the healing.

5.Question
What does the author say about the relationship between
faith and works?
Answer:The author emphasizes that faith without works is

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dead, meaning true faith must produce action. Simply
acknowledging beliefs isn’t enough; genuine faith translates
into confidence and subsequent actions that reflect that trust
in God.

6.Question
How does the author interpret Hebrews 11:1 regarding
faith?
Answer:Faith is described as the substance of things hoped
for and the evidence of things not seen. It’s not reliant on
physical reality but is a spiritual perception that allows one to
grasp the unseen promises of God and act confidently upon
them.

7.Question
In what way did the author prepare for a major
construction project in his ministry?
Answer:The author engaged his imagination extensively,
envisioning the completed building by 'walking' it as it was
laid out with duct tape on the floor. He prayed and imagined
the ministry happening there, reinforcing his faith that it

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would succeed even when funds were not immediately
available.

8.Question
What is the takeaway regarding the power of imagination
and faith?
Answer:The main takeaway is that imagination, fueled by
faith, allows Christians to 'see' and 'believe' in God’s
promises before they manifest physically. To experience
success, believers must actively exercise their faith, visualize
victories, and trust God’s provision, even amid challenges.

9.Question
What did the author conclude about needing to find
God's power as believers?
Answer:The author concluded that believers do not need to
search for God’s power externally or pray earnestly for it;
rather, they must recognize that the same power that raised
Christ from the dead dwells within them. They need to learn
how to activate and release this power through their faith.

10.Question
How can imagination be exercised in spiritual life

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according to the author?
Answer:Imagination can be exercised by meditating on
God’s word, envisioning what that word means for one’s life,
and actively aligning faith with one's inner vision to see
solutions and blessings rather than being swayed by negative
circumstances.
Chapter 14 | Exercising Your Faith| Q&A
1.Question
What does God provide us to overcome challenges
according to 2 Peter 1:3?
Answer:God has already given us everything we
need to overcome.

2.Question
How should we align our speech to agree with God?
Answer:We should speak His Word and avoid speaking
doubt or negativity.

3.Question
Why is self-talk important in exercising faith?
Answer:Self-talk directs our imagination and is where the

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battle is won or lost; it affects our inner belief system.

4.Question
What does Mark 11:22-24 teach us about speaking to our
problems?
Answer:It teaches that we should speak directly to our
mountains (problems) rather than merely praying about them.

5.Question
How did Andrew Wommack teach the sick woman to
pray differently?
Answer:He instructed her to take authority and speak directly
to her symptoms instead of just praying to God about her
pain.

6.Question
What transformation did the sick woman experience after
using her authority in prayer?
Answer:She was instantly healed and continues to live a
productive, pain-free life.

7.Question
How can our words shape our reality according to
Proverbs 18:21?

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Answer:Our words hold power to either bring life or death,
so we must declare truths that align with God's Word.

8.Question
What key phrases should we declare when facing
challenges?
Answer:We should declare phrases like 'By His stripes I was
healed' and 'I have the mind of Christ'.

9.Question
What is the result of hearing ourselves speak God's
word?
Answer:It becomes more real and helps build our faith.

10.Question
What should we replace doubt-filled language with to
exercise our faith?
Answer:We should replace it with declarations of God’s
promises and truths.

11.Question
What role does our inner voice play in our faith journey?
Answer:Our inner voice is crucial as it helps mediate our
beliefs and expectations, influencing how we perceive and

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respond to circumstances.

12.Question
Why is the example of the sick woman significant in
understanding faith and healing?
Answer:It illustrates how understanding and applying
biblical truths can lead to miraculous healing and a
transformation in how we approach our problems.
Chapter 15 | First Steps| Q&A
1.Question
Why is it important for Christians to stop walking in the
vanity of their minds?
Answer:It is crucial for Christians to cease walking
in the vanity of their minds because this mindset
alienates them from the life of God. When believers
engage in futile thinking, they risk falling into
patterns of sin that lead to destruction. Sin leads to
consequences, including the loss of joy, purpose, and
ultimately spiritual death, as emphasized by
Romans 6:23, which states, 'The wages of sin is

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death.' By aligning their thoughts with God's truth,
Christians can harness their imagination to reflect
the kind of fruitful life that God has prepared for
them.

2.Question
What does the term 'vanity' mean in the context of
Ephesians 4?
Answer:In the context of Ephesians 4, 'vanity' refers to
futility or transientness, indicating a mindset that is
unproductive and aimless. Paul uses this term to describe the
thought patterns of those who do not know God—those who
live without purpose or direction, akin to a homeless person
wandering without a home. As believers, we are called to
avoid such a wandering mindset and instead focus on our
high calling in Christ, ensuring our thoughts and actions are
meaningful and directed toward spiritual growth.

3.Question
How can meditation enhance one's understanding and
imagination according to the chapter?

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Answer:Meditation is portrayed as a vital practice that
enhances one's understanding and imagination. By
meditating on God's Word, believers can form internal
images that inform their worldview and actions. For instance,
when one meditates on Biblical figures like David or Jesus,
it’s essential to visualize oneself in their circumstances,
leading to a deeper sense of empowerment and application of
God's promises in their lives. Meditation shapes our inner
narrative, allowing us to internalize the teachings of Scripture
and apply them practically.

4.Question
What warning is conveyed through the examples of fallen
ministers in the chapter?
Answer:The fallen ministers in the chapter exemplify the
serious consequences of living in sin while disregarding the
wisdom of God. Their stories serve as warnings that even
those who are outwardly successful can falter due to their
vanity-minded actions and moral failures. This highlights the
reality that sin can jeopardize not only personal integrity but

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also the well-being of one's family and ministry. It stresses
the necessity of self-discipline and the importance of staying
true to God's Word to avoid similar pitfalls.

5.Question
How does the chapter emphasize the importance of
imagination for believers?
Answer:The chapter emphasizes that imagination is a crucial
component of understanding and experiencing God's Word.
Every believer is encouraged to utilize their imagination to
internalize biblical stories and promises. For example, seeing
oneself as capable of performing miraculous acts, like
healing or overcoming obstacles, allows for a
transformational shift in one’s reality. This connection
between imagination and faith is critical for believers to
cultivate a deeper relationship with God, as Jesus taught that
understanding requires both seeing and hearing with spiritual
clarity.

6.Question
What is the relationship between hearing God's voice and
using one's imagination?

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Answer:The relationship between hearing God's voice and
using one's imagination is foundational for effective spiritual
growth and guidance. The chapter illustrates that God is
constantly speaking, and it is through tuning our spiritual
ears and utilizing our imagination that we can understand and
respond to His voice. Believers are encouraged to visualize
and contemplate the concepts they learn from Scripture,
allowing those insights to resonate deeply within their hearts.
This process of 'hearing' through imaginative engagement
leads to a more profound comprehension of God's will and
purpose for their lives.

7.Question
What practical steps should one take to apply meditation
in their daily life according to the chapter?
Answer:To apply meditation in daily life, one should
intentionally allocate time to reflect on Scripture, allowing it
to sink into their heart and mind. This can involve reading a
passage and then visualizing oneself in the narrative,
pondering its implications for personal life. Engaging in

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focused prayer and seeking to draw out applicable lessons
through imagination will deepen understanding.
Additionally, believers are encouraged to journal their
thoughts and insights, consistently returning to the Word to
reinforce their connection and application of God’s truths as
part of their everyday reality.

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Chapter 16 | The Power of Hope| Q&A
1.Question
What role does imagination play in our lives according to
Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Imagination is deemed the most important
and underutilized function of our lives, vital for both
physical and spiritual function. It allows us to
communicate, relate to God, and envision our
futures.

2.Question
How does Andrew Wommack distinguish between
imagination and hope?
Answer:Imagination is often viewed negatively in the Bible,
representing an unregenerate mindset, while hope is a
positive form of imagination that aligns with New Testament
teachings, emphasizing our expectation of God's promises.

3.Question
What biblical references support the idea that we are
'saved by hope'?
Answer:In Romans 8:24-25, it states, 'For we are saved by

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hope: but hope that is seen is not hope: for what a man seeth,
why doth he yet hope for?' This showcases that hope is
essential for our salvation and spiritual journey.

4.Question
How does hope function as an anchor for our souls?
Answer:Hope acts as an anchor that stabilizes us amidst life’s
challenges, ensuring we do not drift off course. Just as an
anchor secures a ship, hope keeps us focused and centered in
our faith.

5.Question
Why is hope considered important alongside faith and
love?
Answer:Hope is crucial because it gives our faith something
to act upon. 1 Corinthians 13:13 lists hope with faith and
love, emphasizing its significant role in the triad of virtues
that guide our lives.

6.Question
What analogy does Andrew Wommack use to explain the
relationship between hope and faith?
Answer:Wommack compares hope to a thermostat and faith

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to the power unit of an air conditioner. Hope activates faith,
just as a thermostat activates the air conditioning system,
making it essential for faith's effectiveness.

7.Question
Can you provide an example of how imagination can
activate faith?
Answer:The narrative of visiting a car dealership illustrates
how using imagination—such as envisioning oneself in a
new car—can ignite a desire (faith) to take action towards
purchasing it, illustrating how imagination impacts our
decision-making.

8.Question
What does T. E. Lawrence's quote mean in the context of
imagination and action?
Answer:Lawrence's quote emphasizes that those who
actively dream and envision their desires during the day are
more likely to act upon those dreams, thereby having the
potential to make impactful changes in the world.

9.Question
How can someone apply the concept of 'positive

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imagination' in their daily life according to this chapter?
Answer:Engaging in 'positive imagination' involves
visualizing oneself achieving goals, healing, or experiencing
blessings—this mental exercise can activate one's faith and
open pathways for actualizing those aspirations.

10.Question
What should a person do if they feel their faith is not
activating their desires?
Answer:If someone feels their faith is inactive, they should
first utilize their imagination to visualize their desired
outcomes, as positive hope is necessary to activate and
embolden their faith.
Chapter 17 | Faith’s Partner| Q&A
1.Question
What role does hope play in relation to faith according to
Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Hope acts as a partner to faith and gives
faith something to work towards. It is essential to
have hope before faith can effectively operate.

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2.Question
How did a dream impact Andrew Wommack's approach
to his ministry's financial struggles?
Answer:In his dream, a partner confronted him about his
reluctance to share the ministry's financial struggles. This
compelled him to communicate transparently with his
partners, leading to significant financial support.

3.Question
Can physical evidence produce faith according to the
chapter?
Answer:No, physical evidence does not produce faith; faith
comes only by hearing the Word of God.

4.Question
How can individuals cultivate a deeper connection to the
Word of God?
Answer:By meditating on Scripture, spending time thinking
about it, and allowing it to become part of who they are,
individuals can cultivate a deeper connection to the Word.

5.Question
What example illustrates the power of imagination in

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Andrew Wommack's ministry experience?
Answer:Andrew shares an experience during a worship event
where he vividly imagined Jesus performing healings, which
then manifested in reality, demonstrating the power of
spiritual imagination.

6.Question
Why is sharing personal testimony important in the
context of faith?
Answer:Personal testimonies illustrate the reality of faith in
actionable ways, allowing others to witness the work of God
in individuals' lives, thereby inspiring hope and belief.

7.Question
How does Andrew Wommack’s approach to studying the
Bible differ from traditional methods?
Answer:He studies the Bible for personal growth and
understanding rather than preparing a message for others; his
deep meditation on Scripture allows him to share authentic
insights.

8.Question
Why is it important to not skip the step of hope when

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exercising faith?
Answer:Skipping hope can result in faith being ineffective,
as faith needs direction and something tangible to grasp;
hope provides that vision.

9.Question
What example does Andrew Wommack give about
someone’s miraculous healing, and what does it signify
about hope?
Answer:He recounts a woman's miraculous healing from
arthritis after watching his teaching on authority. Her
husband encouraged her to stand, leading to her healing,
illustrating the transformative power of hope combined with
faith.

10.Question
What is one of the central truths about imagination as
suggested in the chapter?
Answer:Imagination enables us to perceive spiritual realities
more clearly than our physical sight, thus enhancing our
spiritual experiences and understanding.

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Chapter 18 | Hope Comes from Relationship| Q&A
1.Question
What is the central idea of Chapter 18 regarding hope
and imagination?
Answer:The central idea of Chapter 18 is that true
hope comes from a relationship with God. It states
that apart from God, our ability to use our
imaginations and envision a better future is limited.
Only through recognizing our need for a Savior and
being born again can we access the hope and
promises outlined in Scripture.

2.Question
Why does the author emphasize the concept of being
'children of wrath' before knowing Christ?
Answer:The author highlights that before knowing Christ, we
were 'children of wrath' to illustrate our inherent sinfulness
and selfishness. This perspective emphasizes that everyone
has sinned and fallen short of God's standards, highlighting
the need for a Savior rather than relying on our goodness.

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3.Question
How does the author respond to the belief that 'good
deeds can earn salvation'?
Answer:The author argues that salvation is not based on good
deeds or personal righteousness. He states that even a life of
apparent goodness is still fallen short of God's perfection.
Instead, salvation is a gift received through faith in Jesus,
who offers mercy rather than justice.

4.Question
What is the significance of the personal story shared by
the author regarding his son?
Answer:The author's personal story about his son's death
illustrates the power of hope stemming from a relationship
with God. In a seemingly hopeless situation, he recalled
prophetic words he had received about his son's future and
chose to trust God. This decision to embrace hope ignited his
faith, leading to a miracle where his son lived.

5.Question
How does the author describe the relationship between
mercy and justice in the context of salvation?

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Answer:The author explains that all people deserve justice
for their sins, which would lead to separation from God.
However, through Jesus, we receive mercy instead of the
justice we deserve. This mercy is crucial for salvation, as it
allows forgiven individuals to have a relationship with God.

6.Question
What role does scriptural promise play in the author's
experience of hope?
Answer:Scriptural promise plays a pivotal role in the author's
experience of hope as it reassures him of God's faithfulness
and the specific word of prophecies he received. These
promises from God reinforced his faith even during troubling
times, providing him with the strength to believe in a positive
outcome.

7.Question
Why does the author contend that 'Christianity is unique'
in terms of salvation?
Answer:The author contends that Christianity is unique
because it centers around a Savior, Jesus Christ, who

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performed the work needed for salvation. Unlike other
religions where salvation is earned through actions,
Christianity teaches that it is received through faith in what
Jesus has done, highlighting the grace of God.

8.Question
What does the author mean when he states that
'relationship with God gives us hope'?
Answer:The author means that a personal relationship with
God transforms our perspective and allows us to experience
hope even in dire circumstances. This connection with God
anchors our souls, empowers us to face challenges, and fills
our hearts with expectancy for good outcomes as promised in
Scripture.

9.Question
How can recognizing our flaws be a step toward finding
hope and salvation?
Answer:Recognizing our flaws is essential because it leads
us to understand our need for a Savior. Acknowledging our
imperfections helps us to let go of self-righteousness,

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embrace God's mercy, and ultimately receive the hope that
comes from salvation through faith in Jesus.

10.Question
What does the author suggest about the limitations of
human goodness?
Answer:The author suggests that human goodness is
inherently flawed and cannot meet God's perfect standard. He
emphasizes that comparing ourselves to others is misleading;
true evaluation can only happen in relation to Jesus' purity,
which is why we all require grace and salvation.

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Chapter 19 | Perspective| Q&A
1.Question
How can hope serve as an antidote for depression?
Answer:Hope creates a positive imagination that
helps individuals see beyond their current
circumstances. When someone focuses on hope, it
shifts their perspective from feeling trapped by their
emotions to feeling empowered to change their
situation.

2.Question
What is the relationship between emotions and thoughts
according to the author?
Answer:Emotions follow thoughts; if you have negative
thoughts, your emotions will reflect that negativity.
Conversely, by changing your thoughts to align with positive
outcomes and faith, you can control your emotions and rise
above feelings of depression.

3.Question
In what way did Connie Weiskopf handle her cancer
diagnosis differently than what was suggested by her

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friends?
Answer:Instead of focusing on learning everything about
cancer and its negative implications, Connie chose to learn
about healing through God’s Word. This positive focus led to
her recovery, highlighting the power of a hopeful mindset.

4.Question
How did King David exemplify control over his emotions?
Answer:King David actively reminded himself to hope in
God despite feeling disquieted. He chose to praise God for
help and health, demonstrating that one can control their
emotional state through determined focus on God’s
goodness.

5.Question
What is the significance of the verses from John 14:1 and
John 16:33 in the context of emotional control?
Answer:These verses emphasize Jesus’s command not to let
hearts be troubled. He reassures His followers that despite
the troubles they face, they can still experience peace by
trusting in Him, indicating that emotional stability is tied to

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faith.

6.Question
What does the author suggest about the perception of
God’s glory in individuals?
Answer:The author argues that many Christians undervalue
the glory of God within them, which is equated with God's
very nature and presence. They often see only their physical
shortcomings rather than recognizing the power of God's
glory that can bring transformation and healing.

7.Question
How does the author propose we should respond to
difficult circumstances?
Answer:Instead of succumbing to discouragement, the author
encourages readers to rise above their problems, maintain
faith, and engage their imagination to visualize victorious
outcomes aligned with God’s promises.

8.Question
What was the impact of the author's confident attitude on
the healing of Ashley and Carlie Terradez’s daughter?
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daughter’s condition was 'a piece of cake for Jesus' infused
the parents with faith and expectation, which subsequently
led to their daughter’s miraculous healing. This illustrates
how a strong, hopeful mindset can inspire and manifest real
changes.
Chapter 20 | Conception Process| Q&A
1.Question
What role does hope play in our lives according to the
chapter?
Answer:Hope is portrayed as a powerful force that
many have abandoned, particularly in a world
saturated with negativity. It serves as a crucial
foundation for faith and enables believers to sustain
their vision for the future.

2.Question
How does the author describe the process of conception in
the spiritual context?
Answer:The author describes the spiritual conception as
planting the seed of God's Word in one's imagination, akin to

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a woman nurturing a child in her womb. It emphasizes that
miracles are conceived within us and require time and
nurturing before they manifest.

3.Question
What is the significance of our imagination in the
conception process of miracles?
Answer:Our imagination acts as a spiritual womb where the
seed of God's Word can take root. It is essential for believers
to visualize and meditate on God's promises to bring them to
fruition.

4.Question
Why does the author emphasize not to operate on
someone else's level of faith?
Answer:The author notes that each person's journey of faith
is unique. Trying to mimic another's faith can lead to
confusion and despair. Instead, individuals should find their
own process of believing and nurturing their dreams.

5.Question
What is the relationship between meditation and worry,
as discussed in the chapter?

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Answer:Meditation and worry are both forms of focused
thinking. While worry involves negative thoughts about
potential issues, meditation can be redirected to focus on
positive Scripture and God's promises, creating a powerful
shift in perspective.

6.Question
How can we encourage ourselves in hope amidst a
depressing world?
Answer:We can encourage ourselves by meditating on God's
Word, cultivating an expectation of good, and visualizing the
fulfillment of His promises, thereby transforming our
mindset from one of despair to hope.

7.Question
What does Romans 12:2 imply about thinking and
transformation?
Answer:It implies that by renewing our minds and not
conforming to the world's standards, we can experience
transformation into a new person, gaining a clearer
understanding of God’s good, pleasing, and perfect will for

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our lives.

8.Question
How important is it to stay connected to God’s Word and
its promises?
Answer:Staying connected to God's Word is vital as it
provides us with the right thoughts and perspectives needed
to conceive our dreams and navigate life positively, thereby
influencing our reality.

9.Question
What encouragement does the author offer to readers
about their dreams and hopes?
Answer:The author encourages readers to start the process of
conceiving their dreams today, emphasizing that faith and
hope, when nurtured, can lead to the realization of those
dreams—even if it takes time.

10.Question
What practical steps can individuals take to cultivate
their imagination and hope?
Answer:Individuals can select specific Scriptures to meditate
on, visualize how they apply to their lives, and focus their

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thoughts on positive outcomes. This practice helps keep their
hope alive and aligns their thoughts with God’s promises.
Chapter 21 | Beating Sin at Conception| Q&A
1.Question
How can we overcome the feelings of being disconnected
from God's love?
Answer:It's important to recognize that God has
already poured out His love toward us through
Jesus Christ. Instead of asking for God to release
His love, we should remind ourselves of the spiritual
reality that we have received all His love. This
awareness allows us to align our thoughts with His
truth and experience that love in our daily lives.

2.Question
What role does renewing our minds play in manifesting
spiritual truths in our lives?
Answer:Renewing our minds is crucial as it allows us to
transform spiritual truths into realities. Just as Abraham
Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation but many

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remained unaware of their freedom, if we do not renew our
minds, we risk living in ignorance of our spiritual freedoms
and blessings.

3.Question
What can we learn from the analogy of the pipe
connecting God's resurrection power to our needs?
Answer:The pipe analogy illustrates that while God's power
is available to meet our needs, our soul acts as a valve that
controls its flow. If our thoughts and imaginations do not
align with God's Word, we might block the power from
reaching our circumstances.

4.Question
How did the author's experience in Vietnam reflect the
importance of immersing oneself in the Word of God?
Answer:In Vietnam, the author found himself surrounded by
temptation and sin, but he stayed anchored by reading the
Bible for long hours. His immersion in Scripture allowed him
to maintain a godly perspective, even in dire situations,
demonstrating how the Word can shape our thoughts and

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reactions.

5.Question
Why is it essential to understand that sin begins in the
mind rather than just reacting to sinful actions?
Answer:Understanding that sin begins in the mind empowers
us to prevent its conception. Just like a woman cannot
become pregnant without first conceiving, we must reject
sinful thoughts before they manifest in actions. This means
taking responsibility for what we dwell on and allowing our
imaginations to align with God’s truth.

6.Question
What are the consequences of consuming media filled
with negativity and sin?
Answer:Engaging with negative media can saturate our
minds with sinful thoughts and images that, over time, can
bear fruit in our lives. God urges us to avoid fellowship with
unfruitful works of darkness to protect our hearts and
imaginations.

7.Question
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according to the author’s perspective?
Answer:The author emphasizes that commitment means
treating marriage as a lifelong covenant without threats of
divorce as leverage. This mindset reflects a deep
understanding of the damage that negative thoughts can
produce, advocating for a positive and committed approach
to relationships.

8.Question
What is the importance of active engagement with the
Bible for Christians today?
Answer:Active engagement with the Bible is essential for
Christians to transform their imaginations and expectations.
The author remarks that many Christians neglect Scripture,
which leads to a disconnect from spiritual truths and an
inability to live out God’s power in their lives.

9.Question
How can drawing from the Word help us navigate a
negative cultural environment?
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framework to combat the secular and ungodly influences
around us. The more we renew our minds with God’s truth,
the more we can resist the pressures of the culture that seeks
to pull us away from our faith. This proactive approach
guards our hearts against being swayed by negativity.

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Chapter 22 | Speaking into Your Future| Q&A
1.Question
What is the significance of praying for future generations
according to the chapter?
Answer:Praying for future generations involves
asking God to reveal the blessings and power that
already exist within them. It emphasizes the need to
understand and appreciate the spiritual riches and
inheritance they hold, rather than begging for new
manifestations.

2.Question
How does Apostle Paul’s prayer model differ from
common prayers for revival?
Answer:Apostle Paul’s prayer focuses on helping believers
recognize and understand what they already have through
Christ, rather than asking God to do something new. He
prays for a revelation of their existing blessings instead of
seeking new blessings or interventions.

3.Question
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chapter?
Answer:'Dianoia' refers to deep thought or understanding.
Paul’s prayer for our understanding to be enlightened
underscores the importance of comprehending the hope and
power available to believers.

4.Question
How does the author describe the power of God available
to believers?
Answer:The author describes God's power as 'exceeding
greatness,' emphasizing that it is infinitely greater than any
challenge or circumstance. This power, which raised Jesus
from the dead, resides within believers and equips them to
carry out God’s work.

5.Question
What perspective does the chapter suggest we should
have about God's provision?
Answer:The chapter suggests we should acknowledge that
God has already provided for our every need in advance, just
as He created the world before creating man. We often forget

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that our prayers should reflect gratitude and understanding of
these provisions rather than pleading for what we already
have.

6.Question
What is the importance of imagination in a believer's life
according to the chapter?
Answer:Imagination is crucial for believers to visualize their
identity and potential in Christ. The chapter advocates for
using imagination to grasp the reality of one's inheritance and
power in God, enabling transformation and effective
partnership with Him.

7.Question
According to the chapter, how should we approach our
prayers?
Answer:We should approach our prayers by aligning them
with God's Word and recognizing what He has already done
for us. Instead of asking for new blessings, we should request
understanding and revelation of the blessings that are already
ours.

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8.Question
How can a believer's perspective on sickness or poverty
change through understanding their identity in Christ?
Answer:By recognizing their identity and the power within
them, believers can face challenges like sickness or poverty
without fear. Instead of feeling defeated, they can draw
strength from the hope and power that comes from knowing
they are equipped by God.

9.Question
What does the chapter say about the Christian tendency
to ask God for things He has already provided?
Answer:The chapter points out that many Christians fail to
realize that they often ask God for things He has already
provided, such as healing or faith. This misunderstanding
leads to ineffective prayers and a lack of recognition of
divine blessings.

10.Question
What practical steps are suggested for a believer who
wants to enhance their prayer life?
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based on Paul's prayers from Ephesians, meditate on God's
Word, visualize their identity in Christ, and understand the
power and blessings already within them.
Chapter 23 | Receive the Holy Spirit| Q&A
1.Question
What does it mean to receive the Holy Spirit according to
Andrew Wommack?
Answer:Receiving the Holy Spirit means inviting
God's supernatural power into your life to help you
live according to God's will. It is a simple act of
asking, believing, and receiving, acknowledging your
need for divine assistance.

2.Question
How can one effectively pray to receive the Holy Spirit?
Answer:To effectively pray for the Holy Spirit, you should
express your recognition of your need for God's power:
'Father, I recognize my need for Your power to live this new
life. Please fill me with Your Holy Spirit. By faith, I receive
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are welcome in my life!'

3.Question
What role does faith play in receiving the Holy Spirit?
Answer:Faith is crucial in this process; you must believe in
your heart that you have received the Holy Spirit when you
pray. It is not dependent on feelings but on the conviction
that God's promise is fulfilled.

4.Question
What should you do if you don’t feel anything after
praying to receive the Holy Spirit?
Answer:Even if you don’t feel anything, it’s important to
trust in God's Word and promises. Faith signifies that you
have received, regardless of emotions.

5.Question
What happens when you speak in tongues as a result of
being filled with the Holy Spirit?
Answer:When you speak in tongues, it is a manifestation of
the Holy Spirit within you. It is a way to release God's power
and to edify your spirit, helping you grow in your faith.

6.Question

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How can someone affirm their decision to receive the
Holy Spirit?
Answer:You can affirm your decision by contacting a
dedicated support line or community, such as Andrew
Wommack's Helpline, to share your experience and receive
guidance on your new journey.

7.Question
Is there any follow-up support available for someone who
receives the Holy Spirit?
Answer:Yes, the Helpline mentioned in the chapter offers
support to rejoice in your new experience and provides
resources to help you understand and grow in your
relationship with God.

8.Question
What scriptural assurance is given for those who ask for
the Holy Spirit?
Answer:Luke 11:10 and 13 assures believers that if they ask
for the Holy Spirit, their heavenly Father will give it to them,
emphasizing the trustworthiness of God's promises.

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The Power of Imagination Quiz and Test
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Chapter 1 | What Is Imagination?| Quiz and Test

1.Imagination is defined as the process or power of
forming a mental image of something not real or
present.
2.Imagination is often equated with vision, which is a mental
image produced by imagination.
3.Maintaining a clear vision is essential for aligning with
God's will and purpose in life.
Chapter 2 | The Missing Link| Quiz and Test
1.Your imagination shapes the roadmap of your life
and influences your beliefs about yourself and
your circumstances.
2.Negative statements from authority figures cannot lead to
self-fulfilling prophecies.
3.Understanding the distinction between spirit, soul, and
body can transform one's imagination to align with God's
truth.

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Chapter 3 | Narrow-Mindedness| Quiz and Test
1.Imagination is essential for Christians as it relates
to faith, believing in concepts of the unseen.
2.The author claims that physical reality is the ultimate truth
in Christianity.
3.The author believes that focusing on God's Word can lead
to positive outcomes even when faced with negative
medical diagnoses.

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Chapter 4 | Developing a Picture| Quiz and Test
1.Transforming your mind to develop a positive
imagination aligned with God's will is a quick
process.
2.Overcoming limiting beliefs is essential for realizing your
potential according to God's promises.
3.Visualizing biblical stories does not enhance one's
connection to Scripture.
Chapter 5 | Not Just Theory| Quiz and Test
1.Believers are called to experience life similarly to
those who are not saved, as suggested by Jesus in
John 14:12.
2.Andrew Wommack claims that controlling one's
imagination can lead to positive outcomes and prevent
feelings of despair.
3.Wommack's ministry has seen miraculous events as a result
of focusing on sorrow instead of God’s goodness after the
death of his son.
Chapter 6 | Your Spiritual Womb| Quiz and Test

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1.Imagination is described as a spiritual womb
essential for bringing forth God's plans and
promises.
2.Intimacy with the Word is not necessary for believers to
manifest healing and prosperity in their lives.
3.The Hebrew word 'yetser' relates to imagination, signifying
that it is the place where conception takes place.

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Chapter 7 | Overcoming Temptation| Quiz and Test
1.Abraham fully inherited the promised land during
his lifetime according to Chapter 7.
2.Negative thinking and external influences can weaken a
believer's ability to see God's will manifest as stated in the
chapter.
3.Abraham's initial disobedience led to blessings and positive
outcomes according to the chapter.
Chapter 8 | Living Above the Norm| Quiz and Test
1.Many Christians are unaffected by worldly
influences and maintain a distinctly Christian
behavior in their everyday lives.
2.Imagining success, health, and prosperity is contrary to
biblical teachings.
3.Controlling one's imagination can help in resisting negative
influences and maintaining faith.
Chapter 9 | The Battleground| Quiz and Test
1.Success begins with a mental shift towards seeing
ourselves as Christ sees us.

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2.Spiritual warfare is mainly about external cosmic battles
against demons.
3.Demonic influences can only affect those who are ignorant
of their authority in Christ.

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Chapter 10 | Remembrance| Quiz and Test
1.King David intended to build a temple for the
Lord himself, but God instructed him that his son
Solomon would do it instead.
2.David was ungrateful for God’s instructions regarding the
temple and did not support Solomon in the process.
3.The chapter suggests that forgetting God's goodness can
lead to a darkened heart and negative imaginations.
Chapter 11 | Can’t Lose for Winning!| Quiz and Test
1.Believers can add virtues to their faith to prevent a
barren and unfruitful life according to 2 Peter
1:5-8.
2.Focusing on negativity and fear leads to positive emotions
and mental clarity.
3.The Apostle Paul's view on death was one of fear and
avoidance, as he considered it an end to his service.
Chapter 12 | An Eternal Perspective| Quiz and Test
1.According to Andrew Wommack, Jesus assures
that through Him we can achieve victory over

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 challenges.
2.External circumstances such as work and health should
dictate one's inner state according to the teachings in
Chapter 12.
3.Imagination is regarded as a tool for transformation and
positive change in one's outlook according to the chapter.

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Chapter 13 | Active Faith| Quiz and Test
1.Imagination serves as the structural framework of
our existence according to Andrew Wommack.
2.Faith alone is sufficient; actions are not necessary to
manifest faith, as per James 2:17-18.
3.Believers possess the same power that resurrected Jesus,
suggesting God's presence is internal rather than external.
Chapter 14 | Exercising Your Faith| Quiz and Test
1.God has given us everything necessary for
overcoming challenges, which requires faith to
trust in His promises.
2.Negative self-talk has no influence on our faith according
to the chapter.
3.Believers should express helplessness instead of
commanding sickness and obstacles to leave in Jesus's
name.
Chapter 15 | First Steps| Quiz and Test
1.Believers should avoid living like those who don't
know Christ according to Ephesians 4:17-18.

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2.The book states that focused thought is unimportant for
success.
3.Meditation on scripture is only about memorization
according to the chapter.

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Chapter 16 | The Power of Hope| Quiz and Test
1.Imagination is an underutilized aspect of life that
significantly influences both physical and spiritual
existence.
2.Hope is an irrelevant concept when it comes to faith and its
function.
3.Imagination, when focused and positive, does not relate to
hope and faith.
Chapter 17 | Faith’s Partner| Quiz and Test
1.Faith requires imagination and hope to function
effectively.
2.Andrew Wommack believes that faith should be based
solely on physical evidence rather than spiritual
understanding.
3.Wommack emphasizes the importance of personal
internalization of the Word for effective communication of
faith.
Chapter 18 | Hope Comes from Relationship| Quiz
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1.True or False: True imagination is only attainable
through a relationship with God.
2.True or False: People can achieve salvation by performing
enough good deeds to outweigh their bad deeds, according
to the chapter.
3.True or False: Without Christ, individuals are alienated
from God and lack hope.

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Chapter 19 | Perspective| Quiz and Test
1.Hope is considered a vital antidote to depression
according to the chapter.
2.The chapter claims that one's external circumstances
primarily determine their emotional state.
3.Engaging one's imagination and faith can help in
overcoming trials according to the author.
Chapter 20 | Conception Process| Quiz and Test
1.Hope is an often neglected force in society and the
church according to 'The Power of Imagination'
by Andrew Wommack.
2.According to the chapter, faith should be based on someone
else's experience rather than personal guidance from the
Holy Spirit.
3.The journey of manifestation involves nurturing spiritual
dreams through prayer, hope, and faith, which may take
time.
Chapter 21 | Beating Sin at Conception| Quiz and
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1.Our born-again spirits are completely righteous
and already perfect through Christ.
2.God's love is something we must wait for before we can
experience it.
3.Renewing our minds with spiritual truths is crucial for
experiencing God's life within us.

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Chapter 22 | Speaking into Your Future| Quiz and
Test
1.Apostle Paul's approach to prayer emphasizes
requests for new actions from God rather than
gratitude for existing blessings.
2.Understanding our spiritual inheritance means realizing
that God has already provided all spiritual blessings.
3.Effective prayer often involves asking for things that
believers already possess, like more faith.
Chapter 23 | Receive the Holy Spirit| Quiz and Test
1.Asking God to fill you with the Holy Spirit
requires faith and recognition of your need for His
power.
2.To receive the Holy Spirit, one must feel a physical
sensation during their prayer.
3.Once filled with the Holy Spirit, you can start speaking in a
language you're not familiar with.

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