Ministry
Andrew Wommack Ministries
“Andrew teaches the Word so plainly that it just makes sense. I listen to him while I'm folding laundry, and I always come away encouraged.”
Folks ask me all the time what I'm reading, who I listen to, and where I got that cutting board. So here are the things I love and use, the ones that have helped me grow closer to the Lord and the ones that make my kitchen a happy place.
Growing in God · Books on my nightstand · In my kitchen · Cozy at home

When you want to go deeper with the Lord, these are the teachers I keep coming back to.
Ministry
“Andrew teaches the Word so plainly that it just makes sense. I listen to him while I'm folding laundry, and I always come away encouraged.”
Free teaching
“Hundreds of his teachings, free to listen to or watch. Start with whatever topic is on your heart today.”
Bible college
“For anyone feeling called to really study the Word. I love hearing from young people whose lives have been turned around there.”
Ministry
“Kevin talks about heaven and prayer in a way that stirs my faith. He'll have you looking up more than you look down.”

A good book and a cup of tea before bed. These are the ones I've underlined the most.
Andrew Wommack
“If you only read one book this year, read this one. It helped me understand who I really am in Christ.”
Andrew Wommack
“For anyone who's ever wondered whether God wants them healed. Hint, honey: He does.”
Andrew Wommack
“This one changed how I talk to the Lord. Less telling Him my troubles, more thanking Him for what He's already done.”
Kevin Zadai
“Kevin's story of being with Jesus in heaven. I read it in two evenings and I've given away three copies since.”
Kevin Zadai
“It changed the way I pray. Less begging, more believing.”
Bible, Thomas Nelson
“My eyes aren't what they used to be, and I like room in the margins to write what the Lord shows me.”

The things I reach for every single day. Nothing fancy, just good and built to last.
Cast iron
“Cornbread, fried eggs, apple crisp. This skillet does it all, and it'll outlive both of us.”
Cutting board
“My wooden cutting board is my favorite thing in the kitchen. A little oil once a month and it looks brand new.”
Apron
“Sturdy, with good deep pockets for my reading glasses. It washes up beautifully.”
Wooden spoons
“Every good grandma has a crock full of wooden spoons. These are the ones I'd grab first.”
Mixing bowl
“The same cream bowl my mother used. Every batch of cookies starts here.”

The little things that make a house feel like home.
Tea kettle
“There's nothing like the sound of the kettle when a friend stops by. Mine's been whistling for years.”
Knitting
“Soft, warm and easy on the hands. If you've always wanted to learn to knit, start with this and a simple scarf.”
With love, Granny