YOUR MIND AND YOUR PROSPERITY

02/08/2023

“For as he thinks within himself, so he is” (Proverbs 23:7).

Believe in prosperity because it’s God’s will for your life. There is so much prosperity for us to enjoy and to bless our world with, such that the world has not seen before. We are here in this world as an answer to the financial cries of millions around the world. Papa God will not show up in person to give them beauty for ashes; He is doing that through you. He anointed you as conduit of divine resources to your world. Let me say it again, it’s unrighteous to be broke. It’s a contradiction to the Word of God. To live being broke and needy is to live in rebellion. I know that religion has found a way to make it look like folks who are broke are Jesus people. Sorry, they’re not. How can someone confess that they are blessed and broke at the same time? You are either blessed or broke. Proverbs 10:22 says “The blessing of the LORD brings wealth, without painful toil for it.” Notice what it says; the blessing of God produces, furnishes, and makes wealth abound without painful toiling for it. Meaning, you don’t have to struggle or toil like the people of the world to live lavishly. Listen, it’s not your family background, education, political connections that brings this kind of wealth; it’s the blessing of the Lord. But pastor, “I live in the project; I don’t have a high school diploma; I have a felony on my record and nobody will hire me.” The bible says the blessing of the LORD, not your diploma or the conditions surrounding your birth or criminal record; it’s the blessing of the Lord that brings wealth.  And this blessing came on you the day you got born again. So change your perception and see yourself the way God sees you. 

Proverbs 23:7 says “for as he thinks within himself, so he is.” So if you would think of yourself as one that is blessed financially regardless of contrary conditions, you would see the glory of the Word. Prosperity begins with your mind; because out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks; and you’ll always have what you confess. If you confessions are full of needs and insufficiency, the circumstances of your life will also reflect that. You may have been born into the worst financially condition there is; however, now that you are born again, the condition you were born into has no more power to dictate your prosperity. 2 Corinthians 8:9 says “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sake He became poor, so that you through His poverty might become rich.” So appreciate and embrace this prosperity that you were born into and confess each day that you lack nothing and have more than enough to be a blessing to others.” Praise God!

You may look around and all you see is a broken system, an almost deserted community, unemployment at record levels because of systematic problems in many communities.  In the midst of all of these, I hear God say, “Son can these dry bones live again?” My response and yours should be “YES SIR! They can.” “Then go and be the answer; display my power, riches, wisdom, strength, honor, glory, and blessing. Revive the community and the nation you live as a whole. Be the light to their darkness; color their day with joy, inspire them to believe again. For my wisdom is in you, my grace is sufficient for whatever they require.” So says the Spirit of God. Hallelujah!

Brothers and sisters, be a voice for prosperity and hope in your community. Speak life and not frustration. You are the answer to the unemployment, social and crime issues in your community. Arise and shine for you are the light of this world!

God Bless You!

Faith Filled Confession:

Father in the name of the Lord Jesus, I thank you for anointing me as the answer to the financial challenges in my community and for making me a conduit of divine resources to lift men out of joblessness to entrepreneurship; from welfare to surplus; from lack to prosperity. I open my mind to your wisdom and inspiration today and I see change. I declare that there is recovering for my city and nation financially. I declare that righteousness reigns supreme over my city. 

ONE YEAR READING PLAN: Leviticus 4-6; Matthew 25:1-30