Biblical Keys to Financial Prosperity

A state of separation from God, resulting from disobedience and sin.

The ultimate and final death, the state of eternal separation from God. It is the consequence of spiritual death and rejecting God's redemption.

The state of being in Adam's fallen condition, inheriting his sin nature and separation from God.

Being reborn spiritually through faith in Jesus Christ, receiving a new nature and restored relationship with God.

The idea that good deeds, religious practices, or personal conduct cannot earn salvation. God's grace and forgiveness are received solely through faith in Jesus Christ.

The penalty paid by Jesus Christ on the cross for our sins, reconciling us to God and making salvation possible.

The process of being separated from God due to disobedience.

God's offer of forgiveness and reconciliation through Jesus Christ. It's freely available to all who believe.

The practice of loving others as ourselves, a core principle of the New Covenant that fulfills all the law.

The promise of blessings given to Abraham, encompassing spiritual, physical, and material prosperity.

The old covenant's requirement to keep God's commandments for prosperity, replaced with the New Covenant's emphasis on love.

The act of redeeming mankind from the curse associated with breaking the law, achieved through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

The blessings given to the Israelites for obeying God's laws, now accessible through the New Covenant's emphasis on love.

The spiritual, physical, and material benefits that come from following God's teachings.

The focus on loving others fulfills all the law, highlighting the importance of love as the cornerstone of the New Covenant.

The understanding that Christians, as descendants of Abraham through faith in Christ, are inheritors of the promised blessings.

The Bible teaches that God created everything, including the Earth and all its resources. This includes things like animals, plants, precious metals, and everything else.

God gave humans dominion over the Earth and everything on it, meaning He wants us to care for and use His creation wisely.

Through Jesus Christ, we have a new relationship with God that restores our connection with Him.

It's ironic that the devil, who is against God, appears to have more material wealth than many who follow God.

Our thinking about God's possessions can be distorted – sometimes we act as if God's resources are meant for the devil's uses, not ours.

God's true desires for us are not material things. He wants us to live a meaningful and fulfilling life in fellowship with Him.

The devil tricks people into thinking that worldly success is the most important thing. He distracts us from focusing our attention on God.

We need to understand that God created everything for our benefit, even the precious metals. This understanding helps us use our resources wisely and for His purposes.

A term that describes someone who has acted foolishly or made a mistake. It refers to Jonah, who disobeyed God and ended up in the belly of a whale.

The experience of intense internal conflict, often between opposing thoughts or desires.

An action taken with the expectation of a financial reward. It suggests an attempt to obtain financial gain.

Spiritual beings who are sent to carry out God's will, often to deliver a message or provide assistance.

An amount of money requested or demanded, especially for a particular purpose.

Taking a step of faith and acting upon God's guidance, trusting in His promises even without seeing immediate results.

A statement made to declare authority over negative forces and affirm God's power.

The belief that God intervenes and acts in the physical world, often through miraculous occurrences.

The act of verbally expressing your faith or belief.

The belief that God's promises are true and will come to pass.

Faith that's not just in your heart but also expressed through your words.

The ability to believe that what you say will happen.

The principle that faith works best when it's both in your heart and spoken out loud.

The teaching that faith requires both believing and speaking.

The idea that faith is expressed through both believing and confessing.

The importance of putting what you believe into words.

Our willingness to obey God, combined with our genuine desire to do so.

The state of believing and acting in line with what God's Word says.

Claiming what you need from God in Jesus' name, commanding Satan to release what's rightfully yours, and using spiritual forces to bring it to you. This is the scriptural approach to asking for God's provision.

The power of words to create reality. In spiritual terms, what we say expresses our faith and shapes our circumstances.

Being taken captive by the negative power of our own spoken words.

Having the belief that what you say will come to pass, without doubting in your heart.

The power of believing in God's word and acting upon it, even when it seems impossible.

A state of believing and acting upon God's Word, even when it contradicts your current circumstances, leading to a positive result.