Kenneth and Gloria Copeland have gathered and annotated Scriptures in four translations of the Bible that touch directly or indirectly on the subject of material prosperity.

When Jesus was standing before Pilate to receive his sentence to be crucified, Pilate asked Jesus, “What is truth?” Many people are asking that same question: What is the truth about God’s promise of prosperity to man? Although God called me into the ministry at age seventeen with a Bible college education and led churches in the senior pastor position, I feel I have only scratched the surface in knowing God’s word completely. But this book is what God gave me after many years of study and prayer. God’s promise of prosperity is doctrine; therefore it is for everyone who follows God’s recipe. Jesus purchased them for us when he died and rose from the grave. God established us in Christ Jesus, and all the promises of God became not “yes” and “no” but “yes” and “amen” to those who believe. To believe is to make a mental accent and living an obedient life to the law of Christ. Faith works by love. And love is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit. This is a special kind of love of a supernatural that enables us to do what we cannot do in our strength. Therefore, all can meet God’s requirement for prosperity in God’s way. It is for everyone who believes.

In the charismatic-Christian world, teachings about financial prosperity often are maligned for erroneously promising an opulent lifestyle as the reward for sacrificially donating money "by faith" to ministers or their ministries. Daniel C. Juster counters such aberrant doctrines of financial gain with What the Bible Says About Prosperity. By comparing, contrasting, and explaining both the Old and New Testament passages on the subject, he delivers a biblically balanced and refreshingly holistic view of prosperity. Daniel will: - Show you God's covenant pattern for true prosperity. - Give you basic principles for investing. - Reveal how righteous investing and biblical prosperity work together. - And much more. Daniel's more than forty years of teaching the Scriptures will sharply increase your understanding of biblical prosperity and strengthen and inspire your faith in God as your provider.

Prosperity by Charles Fillmore: Discover the principles of prosperity and abundance with Charles Fillmore's transformative work, "Prosperity." In this book, Fillmore explores the spiritual aspects of prosperity and offers insights into aligning one's thoughts and beliefs with the flow of abundance. Key Aspects of the Book "Prosperity": Spiritual Abundance: Fillmore's book explores the connection between spirituality and material prosperity, emphasizing the power of positive thinking and faith. Law of Attraction: The book introduces readers to the concept of the law of attraction and how thoughts can influence one's reality. Prosperity Consciousness: "Prosperity" encourages readers to cultivate a mindset of abundance and to overcome limiting beliefs about wealth and success. Charles Fillmore was a spiritual leader and co-founder of the Unity movement, a spiritual and philosophical movement focused on positive thinking and the principles of New Thought. Born in 1854, Fillmore's teachings on prosperity and metaphysical concepts continue to inspire individuals seeking personal growth and spiritual development.

The Prosperity Gospel has been one of the most talked about discussions of the 21st century, particularly within the Christian Community. The battle line has been drawn by prominent theologians, influential scholars, pundits, and televangelists alike, who are on different sides of this debate and no one is conceding ground to anyone else. The narrow view simply places emphasis and focus on a more capitalistic view of prosperity, such as exquisite homes, fashionable wardrobes, excessive wealth, expensive cars, material and temporal possessions. Things which are tangible and are seen have come to symbolize for many prosperity and achieving the American dream. On the other hand the broader perspective of prosperity is associated with possessing good health, accomplishing ones goals, experiencing a changed life, having a healthy home life, seeing others become productive members of society, and maintaining a perpetual fellowship with the creator. Wherefore, this material will help the reader to be more distinct and precise in defining the different nuisances of prosperity from a historical and theological perspective.

One of the most controversial topics to ever face the Christian Church revolves around the prosperity doctrine--whether or not God wants His children wealthy. This book unapologetically examines the Scriptures, carefully uncovering the biblical truths involved so that you're left with absolutely no doubt about God's true perspective on riches and wealth.

The word prosperity has been misunderstood by many to mean only increase in material possessions. However, both the dictionary definition and biblical references to the term are all-encompassing. Scripturally, prosperity means the total well-being of man, which includes his spirit, soul, and body (3 John 2, Isa. 3:10). This perfectly described Abraham's life at his old age, and we are commanded to follow his footsteps (Gen. 24:1, Isa. 51:1, 2). In Joshua 1:7, 8, God commanded Joshua to be strong and very courageous in order to observe and to do the things written in the Scripture, so that he will make his way prosperous and to have good success. Similarly, Jesus declares in John 10:10 that His purpose of coming is to give us life and that we may have it more abundantly. Every good sermon, therefore, will usually include all or one of the following: - Prosperity of man's spirit, which enhances his harmonious relationship with God, culminating in eternal prosperity. - Prosperity of the soul of man, which leads to abundance of wisdom in dealing with all issues of life, including generation of wealth. - Prosperity of his body, leading to divine health and vitality. All the above prosperity packages have righteousness as their foundation. The understanding of this truth will help you to be self-motivated towards serving God. "This is certainly one of the most important books written on the subject of prosperity for Christians. It is a must-read for all who desire to know the real meaning of prosperity and why God prospers those who serve Him." -Elder Dr. Gospel Ikpeme, provost, Apostolic Theological College, Abuja