?The motive for prosperity is not selfish gain, but to be a blessing to others.
?Prosperity is a byproduct of seeking God and putting His kingdom first.
?Money is attracted, not pursued. It flows towards those who have the right heart and desire to bless others.
?God desires to equip His people to do every good work by providing them with the resources they need.
?Having the right heart and motive is crucial. The love of money is the root of all evil, and it can destroy if not kept in check.
What is the true motive for prosperity?
—The true motive for prosperity is not selfish gain, but to be a blessing to others and accomplish what God has given us to do.
How can I attract money and resources?
—By seeking God first, having the right heart, and desiring to bless others, money and resources will naturally flow towards you.
Why does God want to bless us financially?
—God wants to equip His people to do every good work and be a blessing to others. Finances are a tool for accomplishing His purposes.
How can I keep the right motive and heart in regards to money?
—By constantly seeking God, putting His kingdom first, and desiring to bless others, you can maintain the right motive and perspective towards money.
What should I do with the financial blessings God provides?
—Use them to be a blessing to others, support the work of the gospel, and advance God's kingdom on earth.
00:00The speaker talks about the recent men's Advance.
01:00The speaker has been teaching on prosperity and highlights the importance of motive.
03:00The difference between teaching on prosperity and most people's understanding is motive.
06:00The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking God and putting His kingdom first.
11:00Money should not be pursued, but attracted by having the right heart to bless others.
16:00The speaker shares personal experiences of how seeking God first has resulted in supernatural provision.
21:00The love of money is the root of all evil, and it can destroy if not kept in check.
25:00Money and resources should be used to be a blessing to others and advance God's kingdom.
