Paul reveals that Christ is seated at the right hand of God, "far above" all demonic forces. Since we are "in Christ" (Ephesians 2:6), we are seated there with Him. Wommack argues that the only way the devil can affect you is if you allow him by ignorance or fear.
Perhaps Wommack’s sharpest critique is aimed at religious passivity. He writes that many believers pray, "If it be Your will, please heal them," regarding sickness, or "Lord, please make the devil leave me alone." believers authority by andrew wommack pdf
In this insightful book, Wommack explores the biblical basis for the believer's authority and how to exercise it in everyday life. With clear teaching and practical examples, you'll learn how to: The Finished Work of Christ : The foundation
Roman 5:17 states that death reigned through one man (Adam), but those who receive grace shall "reign in life" through Jesus. Wommack explains that Jesus did not come as God acting alone; He came as the "Last Adam"—a perfect man representing humanity. He defeated Satan as a man, not as God, to win back the authority Adam lost. Because Jesus did it as a man, we, as men and women in Christ, can do the same. and obedience to God's Word.
: Think of a police officer stopping a massive truck. The officer doesn't have the physical power (strength) to stop it, but they have the authority of the government behind them. In the same way, we don't have the power to heal or cast out demons on our own—but we have the authority to use God’s power .
The central thesis is simple yet profound:
: Reframing "warfare" not as a struggle against a powerful God-like devil, but as a firm stand in a finished victory. Key Takeaway