God Wants You Well Quotes

“Imagine a chalkboard with a line drawn down the middle dividing it into two columns. At the top of the left column is the word, “Blessings.” At the top of the right column is the word, “Curses.” According to Deuteronomy 28, health would be listed on the left in the blessings column, and sickness would be listed on the right in the curses column. Yet many people in the church today reverse this, saying, “Oh, no. It’s really a blessing that God gave me this sickness.” That’s not true.”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“God is not the author of sickness—He’s the author of healing.”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him. Acts 10:38”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“There isn’t one single time that Jesus said, “No, God wants you sick.” He never laid hands on a person and gave him or her an infirmity or a disease. That’s not the way Jesus represented God the Father. There”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“There is not one example in the Gospels of Jesus ever putting sickness on anyone. The modern church that preaches “God makes people sick” is representing Him completely contrary to the perfect representation of Christ. It’s totally opposite of the exact image Jesus gave us of His Father. Not one single time did Jesus ever make anyone sick. Not once did He ever refuse to heal someone. Now, there are a couple of times where people refused to receive healing from Him, but it wasn’t because Jesus didn’t want to minister it to them. They”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“Everywhere Jesus went, He healed people. God the Father used these miracles to show people that Jesus had power on earth to forgive sins. This confirmed Christ’s message and proved the validity of His words. Since that’s the way God did it with Jesus, I’m following a good precedent.”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“and strife that you find yourself in. God will prosper you in a way that you could never accomplish just through your own effort.” If we presented the truth that God is not only for the forgiveness of sins, but for all these other areas too, then people would see that He is truly relevant to our daily life.”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“God not only wants to forgive us of our sins, He also loves us dearly and desires to heal our bodies, bless us financially, and deliver us from discouragement and depression”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health

“Healing is part of Christ’s atonement. If Jesus died to provide healing for us, then it’s not just incidental. If the Lord suffered and took stripes on His back for our physical healing, then it’s not insignificant. If Jesus thought enough of healing to purchase it for us, then we ought to think enough”
― Andrew Wommack, God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says About Walking in Divine Health