TLDR;
This sermon explores the concept of wealth from a spiritual perspective, arguing that the devil has mystified wealth, leading to fear and ignorance. It contrasts the gospel of salvation with the gospel of the Kingdom, asserting that true deliverance comes from confronting ignorance through the word of God. The message emphasises that God gives the power to obtain wealth and that believers should focus on connecting with God as the source, rather than chasing resources. It encourages listeners to create value, understand the spirit of money, and align themselves with Kingdom purposes to experience abundance and fulfil their divine potential.
- The highest level of deliverance is confronting ignorance.
- God gives power to get wealth, not wealth directly.
- Kingdom wealth is entrusted, not acquired.
- Believers should create value by solving problems and meeting needs.
- The church exists for Earth, to subdue and dominate.
The Devil's Mystification of Wealth and True Deliverance [0:00]
The speaker asserts that the devil has mystified wealth, causing people to be scared to discuss it, which keeps them poor and miserable. He challenges the common perception that dramatic displays of deliverance are the highest form, arguing that true deliverance occurs when ignorance is confronted and lifted. He references Luke 4:18, where Jesus states his mission to preach deliverance to the poor, emphasising that preaching the word of God brings light and forces out negativity, including poverty. The speaker stresses that believers have the authority to cast out devils and that receiving the word of God is essential for confronting and overcoming ignorance.
God's Shift and Financial Revival [5:53]
The speaker declares that God is initiating a new, unique, and marvellous shift, particularly in the area of finances, bringing a financial revival to believers. Referencing Deuteronomy 8:18, he explains that God gives the power to get wealth to establish his covenant. He emphasises that believers should remember God, placing a value on Him, rather than chasing wealth directly. God provides the ability to locate or attract wealth, making Him the true source of riches.
God as the Source of Wealth and Divine Direction [10:38]
The speaker explains that God is the believer's wealth and riches, and connection to Him is paramount. He clarifies that wealth is not found in a specific place but in divine direction from God. Without God, one can be in a prosperous place yet suffer. He stresses the importance of connecting to God as the source before seeking resources, as resources can dwindle, but the source remains constant. God must be the believer's abundance, and viewing Him correctly determines how much He will do for them.
Kingdom Wealth and the Gospel of Salvation vs. the Gospel of the Kingdom [16:55]
The speaker asserts that to walk in Kingdom wealth, one must understand the difference between the gospel of salvation and the gospel of the Kingdom. Many Christians are stuck in the gospel of salvation, which is limiting. He references 1 Timothy 5:8, stating that those who do not provide for their relatives have denied the faith and are worse than unbelievers, underscoring the expectation for believers to live in abundance. The secret to walking in this power is understanding the two gospels. The gospel of salvation is an entry-level gospel focused on receiving Jesus and going to heaven, while the gospel of the Kingdom brings Heaven to Earth.
Growing Up vs. Jumping Up and Spiritual Protocol [24:19]
The speaker explains that the gospel of salvation focuses on bringing people to the love of God, but it is just an entry-level gospel. He laments that many in the body of Christ jump up without growing up, emphasising that anything that jumps up will come down, while anything that grows up will stay up. He warns against violating spiritual protocol, which leads to limitations. The gospel of the Kingdom is about discipleship and total responsibility, making one spiritually useful and earthly useful.
The Gospel of the Kingdom and Earthly Purpose [28:41]
The speaker argues that the devil has mystified wealth, but through revelation, believers can overcome this. He references 3 John, wishing prosperity and health for Gaius, a Kingdom millionaire. He debunks the idea that it is difficult for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, explaining that Jesus was referring to the "eye of a needle" gate in Jerusalem, which camels could only pass through if they humbled themselves. The gospel of the Kingdom brings Heaven to Earth, and believers should not remain stagnant after salvation.
Balancing the Gospels and Making Things Happen [35:42]
The speaker notes that the gospel of salvation is exciting, but when Jesus shifted to the gospel of the Kingdom, many departed. He stresses the need to balance the gospel of salvation with the gospel of the Kingdom, as Jesus came to bring the Kingdom of God to Earth. Jesus loves people as they are but does not want them to remain that way. Believers should not wait for defining moments but make things happen. In the Kingdom, there are those who watch things happen, those who make things happen, and those who ask what happened; believers should be in the second category.
Kingdom Wealth vs. Materialism and God's Trust [39:32]
The speaker distinguishes between the gospel of materialism and Kingdom wealth, stating that Kingdom wealth is entrusted, not acquired. God must trust someone to entrust wealth to them. True Kingdom wealth is entrusted when God can trust that one understands Kingdom purpose and that everything they have is for the Kingdom. Capacity to receive from God is measured by the capacity to give. Faithfulness with little leads to being a ruler over much.
Raising Sons and Divine Strategies [43:10]
The speaker explains that the church has been raising children, but now God is raising sons, the matured ones led by the spirit of God. As long as one is a child, they are no different from a servant. God wants believers wealthy and expects them to be spiritually and earthly useful. The gospel of the Kingdom stops believers from using spirituality as an illusion to avoid reality. The anointing empowers, but one must understand the natural side of things to materialise the supernatural. God gives the "super," but it takes understanding the natural to make it supernatural.
The Supernatural and Practicality [46:11]
The speaker criticises the idea of simply anointing someone without them understanding the practical steps required to achieve their goals. He uses examples such as becoming a pilot or a pianist without training to illustrate this point. He highlights that even Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, emphasising the importance of understanding principles. Kingdom millionaires are not beggars but are meant to take over and walk in dominion.
Creating Value and Understanding Money [58:05]
The speaker stresses that believers must create value, as money flows in an exchange of value. Value means meeting needs, solving problems, and answering questions. People pay for productivity, not just activity. Every problem is a business opportunity. A business is created when a problem is solved, and believers should study their environment to find problems their gifts can solve. A millionaire is who you are, not just what you have. Money is neutral and takes the shape of its owner. The spirit of money is called "mm," the soul of money is value, and the body of money is currency.
Right Information and the Church's Role [1:04:27]
The speaker notes that many Christians are sincere but sincerely wrong due to a lack of right information. The devil is not the enemy; overspending is. Increase income or lower expenditure to survive and thrive. It is a victim mentality that makes people blame others. Being born again means being born from above to reign with Christ. The church does not exist for Heaven but for Earth, to subdue and dominate.
Manifesting the Son of God and Creating Value [1:08:35]
The speaker states that believers are saved to manifest the Son of God in mortal flesh. God is going to turn believers into wonders and testimonies of His glory, growing them financially. God gives wisdom, knowledge, and joy to those who please Him and takes the wealth of the wicked to give to His favourites. God takes pleasure in the prosperity of His people. The gift of giving exists because God expects believers to have something to give. God never demands what one does not have, as He is a tester, not a tempter.
Prophecy and the Power to Get Wealth [1:15:23]
The speaker prophesies that listeners are being lifted and receiving power to get wealth, which is wisdom, knowledge, and joy. God is giving the ability to know what to do, when to do it, how to do it, and with whom to do it. Believers will be in the right places at the right time. He shares a testimony of a woman whose life was transformed through the grace of God. The secret to walking in abundance is understanding that God can never release what one cannot release and putting God first.
Putting God First and the Book of Remembrance [1:19:15]
The speaker emphasises the importance of putting God first, referencing Philippians 4:19 in its proper context, noting that Paul was speaking to those who gave to his ministry. He encourages listeners to let God become their source and abundance. The book of remembrance will be opened, and their names will be called. Contracts that were withheld will be released. The church is waking up and will not be silenced. God is raising soldiers in the area of finance.
Real Estate Prophecy and Trusting God [1:23:06]
The speaker prophesies that this year is a year of greatness, particularly in real estate. Listeners will acquire multiple properties and units. God will make a way where there was no way, even in finances. Miracles will happen, such as $5,000 doing the work of $20,000. Those who were rejected will come back. He encourages listeners to trust God, even if they have always wanted to be in real estate.