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A book about the ministry work and gift of the Holy Spirit in the Old and new Testament
| |  | | Money, Riches and Wealth
The book is about money because it is important that people understand money, its purpose, its value and its use. In fact If you can understand money and how it works then it is more likely that you will be able to “make” some more. They are many myths associated with money and because of this many people have been held captive by the lure and desire to accumulate money without coming to a proper understanding of how money is to be used in the development of society. Money, Riches & Wealth explores many of these myths.
The book is about money because it is important that people understand money, its purpose, its value and its use. In fact If you can understand money and how it works then it is more likely that you will be able to “make” some more. They are many myths associated with money and because of this many people have been held captive by the lure and desire to accumulate money without coming to a proper understanding of how money is to be used in the development of society. Money, Riches & Wealth explores many of these myths.
The development of society involves not only the development of people, b | |  | | This gospel of the Kingdom
The teaching of this book seeks to simplify and explain the doctrine of the kingdom, the message of the gospel of the kingdom and heaven’s reign over planet earth through a people, God calls the church which is the embassy of the kingdom
The Kingdom of God is not the church, it is bigger than the church and includes God complete plan to bring prosperity and national transformation to all nations. God’s kingdom is bigger than any local denomination, whether that denomination is Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, Pentecostal, Baptist, Wesleyan, Nazarene, Church of God or any other denomination. For so long, some say too long, the church has functioned as a straightjacket limiting the expression of Christ to merely spiritual things and the life to come. Much of this has been the result of many self-proclaimed, modern-day "prophets" |
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