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If you are not convinced this truth of Biblical Prosperity is found throughout the whole Bible, how about a scripture in the New Testament that states the blessings of Abraham are for the believers of the New Covenant. Christ redeemed … Continue reading →

Paul himself never seemed to suffer lack in his finances. He always traveled in the most modern form of transportation that was available in his day. It is never recorded in scripture that Paul could not get a boat to … Continue reading →

In 2 Corinthians chapter nine, as Paul is writing to the Corinthians about finances, he quotes from the Old Testament in  Psalm 112:9 where the biblical context is talking about the good and righteous man. As it is written: “He … Continue reading →

The apostle Paul did not shrink back from teaching on finances. He wrote the following instructions to the church at Corinth. So I thought it necessary to urge the brothers to visit you in advance and finish the arrangements for … Continue reading →

We are blessed to be a blessing. We find this idea underlined in Psalm 49. For those of us with a poverty mindset, our thoughts will automatically apply this scripture to wealthy non-Christians. We don’t see ourselves as growing rich, … Continue reading →

We have already discussed how we should pray and believe for more than enough finances and then ask God what to do with the surplus. Luke records Jesus sharing a parable of a man that didn’t know what to do … Continue reading →

Let us examine another account in Jesus’ ministry of more than enough. One day as Jesus was teaching from a fishing boat, He wanted to make a practical example for everyone to understand. We find the story told by Luke … Continue reading →

Is this too good to be true? Does God really want to bless us and our families with more than enough money to do all that He has put in our hearts? Sometimes people have difficulty believing that God loves … Continue reading →

We find El Shaddai in the Old Testament again by looking at the book of Malachi. “Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this,” says the Lord Almighty, “and see … Continue reading →

In Psalm 23, we read “I shall not want” and “my cup will be overflowing.” If a cup is overflowing it means there is more than enough to fill it. Sometimes I joke with people that they need to be … Continue reading →