Andrew Wommack Ministries Australia

Andrew Wommack Ministries Australia God called us to teach the truth of the Gospel to the body of Christ with special emphasis on God’s unconditional love and the balance between grace and faith.

Believe That You Have Received - a daily devotional by Andrew WommackBible ref: MATTHEW 21:18-19The Greek word for prese...
06/09/2026

Believe That You Have Received - a daily devotional by Andrew Wommack
Bible ref: MATTHEW 21:18-19

The Greek word for presently means ‘instantly; immediately; soon.’ However, the disciples didn’t realize that the fig tree had died until the next day. If the tree died instantly, why didn’t they notice it until the next morning? The answer to this question is found in Mark 11:20. The tree was dead from the roots up. The tree did die instantly just as the Word declared, but what had happened to the roots wasn’t visible until the next morning.

There is a spiritual lesson here that applies to us receiving things from God. When we ask, we do receive, but it may take a period of time before we perceive it in the natural realm. God’s answer comes before we see the manifestation of what we have believed the Lord for when we prayed. Just as with this fig tree, the answer lies beneath the surface, and therefore we don’t ‘see’ what God is doing until the answer manifests.

To continue reading this devotional by Andrew Wommack, click here: https://www.awmaust.net.au/daily-devotional/?mn=September&dn=7

Light Afflictions, Eternal Glory📖 "For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceed...
01/09/2026

Light Afflictions, Eternal Glory
📖 "For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory." - 2 Corinthians 4:17

Andrew Wommack, in his latest teaching resource, 'A New Perspective,' reminds us that our struggles are temporary. When we view our hardships in light of eternity, they become "light afflictions." This shift in perspective allows us to endure with joy, knowing that something greater awaits us.

How can you apply this truth to your life today?

To order your copy, click here: https://store.awmaust.net.au/search.php?search_query=a+new+perspective

Worship From Your Heart - a daily devotional by Andrew WommackBible ref: MARK 14:3-6The spikenard was a fragrant plant, ...
30/08/2026

Worship From Your Heart - a daily devotional by Andrew Wommack
Bible ref: MARK 14:3-6

The spikenard was a fragrant plant, and its roots were used in Jesus’ day to make an aromatic, costly perfume and ointment. The plant, itself, grows in the Himalaya mountains at an elevation of 11,000 to 17,000 feet. For centuries, it was used by Hindus as a medicine and perfume and was an actively traded commodity. Its great cost stemmed from that it had to be transported over 6,000 miles to reach Palestine, and depending on quality, it sold for as much as 400 denarii per pound (or $750 an ounce, is the modern purchasing equivalent). That made it more valuable than gold. This ointment was worth at least two and one-half times more than the thirty pieces of silver that Judas received for betraying the Lord, which is why Judas was so upset. This perfume was worth two and one-half times what Judas thought Jesus was worth.

To keep reading this devotional by Andrew Wommack, click here: https://www.awmaust.net.au/daily-devotional/?mn=August&dn=31

🌟 Meet Paul, a Year 2 graduate from CHARIS Bible College Australia! 🌟In Paul's journey of faith, he has experienced the ...
27/08/2026

🌟 Meet Paul, a Year 2 graduate from CHARIS Bible College Australia! 🌟

In Paul's journey of faith, he has experienced the transformative power of God's unconditional love and grace. His time at CHARIS has not only deepened his understanding of the Bible but also connected him with a community of like-minded believers who inspire and uplift one another.

Reflecting on his experience, Paul shares:

“I think the staff here were really encouraging to us. You get to be around people who have walked the life that inspires you to see where you could be. To go beyond our own expectations, to live in the expectations of God. It was a pleasure to see it in real life.”

To learn more about Charis Bible College Australia: https://www.charisbiblecollege.org.au/enrolment/

At Charis Bible College, our focus is discipleship. Students from every background are discovering who they are in Chris...
25/08/2026

At Charis Bible College, our focus is discipleship. Students from every background are discovering who they are in Christ and stepping into their God-given calling.

If you're ready for the next step in your faith journey, Charis can help you find the right path—and equip you to walk it with confidence.

Come along to Open Days at Charis Gold Coast! Be encouraged through powerful teaching (live and via video), uplifting worship, real stories from current students, and an introduction to all that our programs have to offer.

Register here: https://charis-io.app/events/70/register

Share In His Sufferings - a devotional by Andrew WommackBIBLE ref: MATTHEW 20:17-25The Greek word for baptize is ‘baptiz...
23/08/2026

Share In His Sufferings - a devotional by Andrew Wommack
BIBLE ref: MATTHEW 20:17-25

The Greek word for baptize is ‘baptizo.’ This word was used by Plato (fourth century B.C.) to describe a man being ‘overwhelmed’ by philosophical arguments; or it means sponges being ‘dipped’ in fluid; and by Strabo (first century B.C.) to describe people who could not swim as being ‘submerged’ under water. Josephus in the first century A.D. used the word to describe the city of Jerusalem as being ‘overwhelmed’ or ‘plunged’ into destruction by the Romans; and Plutarch (also first century A.D.) used this word to refer to a person being ‘immersed’ in the sea. In the Septuagint (the Greek version of the O.T.), ‘baptizo’ is used to describe Naaman dipping himself in the Jordan River (2 Ki. 5:14). From classical Greek right down to New Testament Greek, the same basic meaning has been retained: ‘To immerse, submerge, dip or plunge.’ Jesus is stating that the disciples will indeed be plunged into the same sufferings that He will experience.

To continue reading this devotional by Andrew Wommack, click here: https://www.awmaust.net.au/daily-devotional/?mn=August&dn=24

SAVE THE DATE! Global Minister's Conference starts on September 28th!This special week is designed to help ministers ste...
18/08/2026

SAVE THE DATE!
Global Minister's Conference starts on September 28th!

This special week is designed to help ministers step away from daily demands and receive fresh encouragement, renewed vision, practical ministry wisdom, and life-giving fellowship.

You’ll experience:
>Powerful teaching from Andrew Wommack, Bob Yandian, Duane Sheriff, Greg Fritz, and more
>Worship that refreshes and strengthens
>Fellowship with like-minded ministers from around the world
>Practical tools to help you thrive in ministry
>Fresh vision and encouragement for the season ahead

Save the date! Registration info coming soon!

Righteousness Is A Gift - a devotional by Andrew WommackBible ref: LUKE 18:9-14People who are self-righteous often despi...
16/08/2026

Righteousness Is A Gift - a devotional by Andrew Wommack
Bible ref: LUKE 18:9-14

People who are self-righteous often despise others. No one can compare himself with God’s perfect standard and feel good about himself. To trust in ourselves, we have to constantly compare ourselves with others. This breeds a critical attitude towards others that exalts self by debasing others.

No one can ever be righteous in the sight of God through his own righteousness. Our actions benefit us in relationships with people and prevent Satan from having an opportunity against us, but they cannot make us right (righteous) with God. We must trust in God and receive His gift of righteousness completely on the basis of faith in what Christ did for us. This is the truth that this parable is presenting.

Most people are unaware that there are two kinds of righteousness. Only one type of righteousness is acceptable to God. One form of righteousness is our own righteousness. These are the acts of holiness that we do in an attempt to fulfil the commands of the Old Testament law. This is an imperfect righteousness because human nature is imperfect and incapable of fulfilling the law.

To continue reading this devotional by Andrew Wommack, click here: https://www.awmaust.net.au/daily-devotional/?mn=August&dn=17

HELLO TAURANGA!We invite you to come and connect with us and other believers. Come join Robert & Rebecca Fenske at Taura...
13/08/2026

HELLO TAURANGA!

We invite you to come and connect with us and other believers. Come join Robert & Rebecca Fenske at Tauranga for a time of faith-building fellowship, and updates from Andrew Wommack Ministries & Charis Bible College.

📍Hotel Mercure Tauranga, 28 Brown Street, Tauranga 3110
📆 Saturday, 26th September
🕑 Doors-Open 2:00 pm
🚗 Limited free off-street parking & additional street parking, charges may apply

Register here: https://charis-io.app/events/52/register

Matthew 5:7 says, "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy."Let's embody grace in our daily lives and ref...
11/08/2026

Matthew 5:7 says, "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy."

Let's embody grace in our daily lives and reflect God's love through our actions!

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