Welcome to Gospel Truth with Andrew Womack, a teaching ministry that focuses on God's unconditional love and grace.

If it wasn't for Andrew's teachings, I would never be where I am today.

I would never have victory. I would be living a life of defeat.

It was Andrew's teaching that allowed me to develop that faith.

And now here's Andrew.

Welcome to our Wednesday's broadcast of the Gospel Truth.

I'm nearing the end of a series that I've been doing for four weeks on Discover the Keys to Staying Full of God.

And I tell you, this is just powerful.

I don't feel like I express it quite the way that I've got it on the inside of God. And I tell you, this is just powerful. I don't feel like I express it quite the way that I've

got it on the inside of me. Most people, they are just crisis-oriented, and they only seek the Lord

when they're in a crisis, and then when they get out of the crisis, they forget it. But if you

would take the things that I'm teaching and just live this way,

it would stop you from having these high and lows. You would have a consistent walk with the Lord.

You can be as full of joy and peace and faith and anointing as you want to be. It's not God

that determines that. It's us. And this is what I've been talking about.

And this week, this is the end of my teaching on this, and I'm focusing on what it says about

hardness of heart. And it says in Romans chapter 1, verse 21, this is the verse that I've been teaching from.

It talks about the people who walked away from God

and it says they didn't glorify him as they should. They weren't thankful. Their imagination

was vain. They were producing depression and discouragement instead of hope. And if you do those

three things, it's a sequential thing. It's a cascading effect it just makes your

heart hardened towards God the terminology that's used in Romans 121 it says their

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