Welcome to Gospel Truth with Andrew Wamek, celebrating 25 years of sharing God's unconditional love and grace on television.

I'm glad about Andrew and his ministry because he unscrewed the religious top off my head with his words and how he teach the word of God.

So I'm grateful that Andrew didn't give up years ago when that man hugged him and said, hold on.

And now here's Andrew.

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

This week I've started a teaching entitled Hardness of Heart,

and this is a teaching that the Lord gave to me 45 or 50 years ago, and it's a foundational truth.

And I tell you, this has been powerful.

It's a negative title in a way, but this is just the way that the Lord spoke it to me from Mark chapter 6 in verse 52 after he had walked on the water to the disciples

stilled the storm the boat and the disciples were translated to the other side of the sea when

the disciples saw all of that it says they were sore amazed in themselves beyond measure and wondered

and I was feeling really good about feeling the same way about how amazed in themselves beyond measure and wondered.

And I was feeling really good about feeling the same way about how, what a great miracle this was.

But then in the 52nd verse of Mark chapter 6, it says, for they considered not the miracle of the lows,

for their heart was hardened.

A hardness of heart is what made them shocked to see Jesus walk on the water. And from this, the Lord began to speak to me that it was my hardness of heart that kept me

from seeing the supernatural power of God manifest better than it was in my life. So that's

what I've been talking about all week. And some people have, well, I don't have a hardened heart.

One of the things the Lord begin to show me that just being more sensitive to or relating to

the natural realm more than you relate to the supernatural realm is an indication of a hardened

heart. These disciples weren't committing, you know, some type of sin as they were in that boat.

They hadn't been watching pornography. They weren't lying, stealing. They weren't planning to rob

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