Yesterday I had an excerpt from Andrew Wommack's book, and today I want to take a detour before continuing with that.  Gary Kesee has something very similar to say, and expands on what Andrew was saying.  Here is an excerpt from Gary's book:

1 John 5:14-15 "This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us.  And if we know that he hears us--whatever we ask--we know that we have what we asked him for."

When this verse says He hears us, it is not talking about hearing us audibly as in hearing our words through sound waves; it is talking about Him taking the case.  Think of a judge who hears a case to ensure that justice is done.  The courtroom and the judge are there to ensure that justice is done.  The courtroom and the judge are there to insure that justice is available to every citizen.  The judge's decision is not based on his feelings but based on the law which he presides over to enforce for every citizen.  The judge is there to ensure that justice (the enforcement of law) has taken place according to the written law.  In God's case, His throne (the place of authority) and His power are there to ensure justice (the enforcement of His will) to all men who come to Jesus and His Kingdom.

Please read that statement again very slowly and let it bounce off of your current view of God.  Most people feel that God makes His decisions on a case-by-case basis, but that is not true.  He is the King of the Kingdom with laws that do not change.  He does not and will not make descisions outside of His law.  Thus we can know what His law answer will be before we ask, and we can be certain that we have what His law says before we can see it because He has the power to carry out the enforcement of His law.

As Drenda (Gary's wife) and I began to learn of our legal rights in the Kingdom, it dramatically changed how we thought about God and the Bible.  The result of our new understanding was changed lives.  No more begging.  No more pleading.  We learned what God said was legally already given to us as citizens of His Kingdom.  We just needed to continue to learn how to legally lay claim to what was legally ours and release it in the earth realm.  Think of cashing a check.  Although you may have a lot of money in your checking account, there is a legal process by which you lay claim to the money and cash the check.  There is a process in any legal system whereby we lay legal claim to something, even if we already own it.

2 Peter 1:3 "His divine power has given us everything we need for life and godliness through our knowledge of his who called us by hisown glory and goodness."

It is a kingdom!  Those that are citizens of the Kingdom have the same rights as anyone else who is a citizen in the Kingdom.  It is important that we understand this point: Kingdoms operate by laws and laws do not change.  Why is this important? It is important because it means that if the Kingdom works and operates based on unchanging laws, then there is no respect of persons in the Kingdom.  Instead, everyone in the Kingdom has the same right to enjoy the operation of Kingdom law on thier behalf just ans any other person in teh Kingdom can.   

Taken from: "Your Financial Revolution; The Power of Allegience" by Gary Kesee

In part 3, I will go back to Andrew's book "A Better Way to Pray" and talk about what some of these laws are.