The Believer's Authority: What You Didn't Learn in Church Paperback – March 16, 2009

If you are interested in knowing your authority in Christ, this is a great resource. It is an easy read and one you will enjoy.

I'm glad I read this book. It teaches how to take authority in your life, dismantle Satan's lies, and break free from bondages.

Wommack offers deep insight in this book. I love his perspectives.

This is a good book enjoying it, we are using it in Bible study.

This book has clarified my old beliefs about spiritual warfare and intercession which I learned at the church in the 90s. Andrew introduced an easier way to trust in God only and give up my way of helping God to do things. It makes my life much easier. I also encountered lots of religious practices imposed by pastors. They are heavily laden on believers. It might be one reason that believers leaving religious church and join some other churches with less works. Pastors might be working hard in promoting their own church but the church attendance is still declining. They might need to refocus on God rather than promoting their self created doctrine and imposing heavy load on their church members.

I’m reading this one for the third time. There’s a lot to savor as we consider how much authority Jesus gave us after he rose from the grave. This book reminds me of the love of the Prodigal Father who told his older son, “All that I have is yours” (Luke 15:31). Same with Jesus. Wommack does a great job explaining what we already have in Jesus.

Hardcovered or paperbacked, you need a copy in your life.This book carries marvelous, Word-inspired wisdom...as well as humor.

This appears to be another version of The believer's authority, a subject which has been covered many times on the word of faith movement. It's still a good audiobook to listen to. You'll learn more about your authority as a believer.