THE POWER OF IMAGINATION BY ANDREW WOMMACK

The Key Concepts

• Imagination as a Spiritual Womb: Wommack posits that for a miracle to "birth" in the physical realm, it must first be "conceived" in the imagination through intimacy with God’s Word.
• Believing is Seeing: Reversing the worldly mantra "seeing is believing," Wommack argues that spiritual reality requires you to see the outcome in your heart before it manifests externally.
• The Power of Hope: He redefines biblical "hope" as a positive imagination—the internal mental picture that gives "substance" to your faith. Without this clear mental picture, faith has nothing to bring into reality.
• Renewing the Mind: To change your life, you must "reprogram" your imagination by replacing worldly, negative thoughts with scriptural truths. This creates a new "mental model" that aligns with God's will.
• Guarding the Creative Center: Your imagination is neutral and will manifest whatever you dwell on. Wommack emphasizes the "98% Rule" of focus—if you meditate on your problems, you will conceive more of them; if you meditate on the Word, you will conceive success.
• Casting Down Vain Imaginations: Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:5, Wommack teaches that spiritual warfare happens in the mind. You must actively "capture" and replace fearful or sinful mental images with visions of victory.
• Memory as Fuel: He suggests using your memory to recall past miracles as a way to "quicken" your imagination, providing internal evidence that God can and will do it again.