Philippians 4:19 — And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.
Divine Prosperity
Biblical prosperity is not built on greed, but on God’s generosity.
It’s not rooted in status — but in stewardship.
It’s not defined by accumulation — but by assignment.
God isn’t afraid of you having wealth.
He just doesn’t want wealth to have you.
True prosperity is a tool — not a trophy.
It’s provision for vision. It funds purpose. It serves others.
And above all, it glorifies the One who gave it.
We’ve been conditioned to believe prosperity is about cars, clothes, and clout.
But Heaven defines prosperity as: “all your needs being met according to His glory.”
That means peace in the middle of pressure.
It means clarity when the budget is tight.
It means spiritual richness even when the bank account looks dry.
If God called you to it, He will resource it.
You’re not building from lack — you’re building from His riches.
🔥 Reflection Prompt:
Am I pursuing God’s definition of prosperity, or the world’s?
🙏 Ready to go deeper?
Submit a prayer request, access the THIH Financial Stewardship worksheet, or catch the Kingdom Money Mindset episode on the podcast.
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