This January we’re going to focus on money. If you want to start the year strong, it is essential that you understand the biblical reasons why God cares about your finances, why He has given you the ability to create wealth, and why He actually wants you to prosper.
For some of you, this is a foreign concept. Because you assume that if God wants you to be wealthy, you would already be wealthy. Others among you think that God doesn’t want you to be prosperous or wealthy at all because, you reason, the love of money is the root of all evil. And who wants to become evil? Right?
In this episode, we’ll start by looking at your God-given ability to create wealth, why God has given you the ability to create wealth… and what you can do, or should do, with this ability.
Are you ready, let’s dig deeper!
“It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” ~ Aristotle
“It is NOT God’s will for you to be poor.”
“If we were to be honest, most of us would acknowledge we are servants. We are not slaves, not laborers, and certainly not masters. The sad thing is, unlike in Biblical times where servants became servants out of desperation, today we enter a similar arrangement not only voluntarily but by choice. To make matters worse, we teach our children to do the same.” ~ Josh Tolley (Evangelpreneur)
“Let’s be clear… God will not establish His covenant through us if we remain at the employ of someone else for 25-30 years. I’m sorry but it’s true.”
“Remember what the word job stands for: ‘just over broke’ or ‘just obeying bosses’.”
“With a set number of hours and vacation and a predetermined salary ceiling, a job is, at best, just a pair of golden handcuffs.”
“If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much.” ~ Jim Rohn
“God can get much farther with a godly man with money, than with a godly man alone.”
“Everything in the Bible that speaks negatively about the rich, is in light of the accumulation of money.”
“We (believers) are not to be ponds of selfishness, we are to be rivers of righteousness.”
“It is selfish to keep yourself from growing to your full financial potential.”
“God doesn’t want you to get by, He wants you to get wealth...
