Books Apostolic Dominion Through Signs and Wonders  by Robert Henderson (Author)

"Apostolic Dominion Through Signs and Wonders" by Robert Henderson is a book focused on the concept of apostolic authority and spiritual dominion exercised through supernatural signs and wonders. Henderson teaches that the church has a judicial responsibility in heaven to establish binding agreements with God that grant Him the legal right to bless and affect the earth. This involves believers operating in the "courts of heaven" to remove spiritual legal hindrances, dissolve contracts with the enemy, and release God's power and blessings to manifest on earth.

Henderson emphasizes the church's role in unlocking God's will through prayer and spiritual authority and teaches that believers must actively engage in legal and spiritual processes in heaven to see breakthroughs on earth. His teaching integrates biblical passages such as Matthew 16:18-19 about keys of the kingdom, viewing them as spiritual authority to enforce heavenly decrees.

However, his views have been critiqued for their theological interpretations, particularly on predestination, the nature of prayer, and the concept that God needs legal rights granted by humans to act. Critics argue that some of Henderson's claims, such as securing legal verdicts in heaven before seeing prayers answered, are not clearly supported by Scripture and may reflect a misunderstood judicial metaphor applied to spiritual matters.