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

Some of the things that he was explaining was just so simple, but it was truth that just hit right home.

He's changed my life, he's changed my walk, I have a hunger for God now that I've never had before, and this is just the beginning.

And now here's the entry.

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

Today I'm continuing to teach through a series that I've entitled Discover the Keys to Staying Full of God.

And I tell you this is powerful. These are some of the most powerful things that God has ever shown me.

I say that about everything that I teach, but it's because everything God's shown me. It's important, I value it.

And this is talking about placing the proper value and praise on what God has done. And if you do that, you'll find out that you can have a consistent life.

You do not have to be up and down feeling the presence of God at sometimes and other times not.

It's up to you how full of God you want to be. It's your decision and that's what this book is about.

And I'm making this available as our free gift to you. We'll send you the book. It's a 200-page plus book.

And we'll send it to you free and post-pay.

I've been teaching from Romans chapter 1, verse 21, where it lists four steps that people take away from God.

Whether it's away from the fact that he exists or whether it's away from his love or joy or peace or anything that he's ever done in your life.

It's not God who comes and goes. He's consistent. He's the same yesterday, today and forever.

God loves you as much now as you have ever had a revelation of his love. His love doesn't wane. It's your understanding.

How is it that we fluctuate and that the things that God has done in our life tend to lose their power over a period of time?

It's not God that does that. It's us. And Romans chapter 1, verse 21,

list four progressive steps that you take away from the things of God.

The first one is you don't glorify God. I spent six days on that one truth.

What it means to glorify God, to value, to prize, to magnify God.

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