Hey Beautiful People!

One of the questions I’m most often asked (or more accurately, confronted with) is “Are you one of those prosperity preachers?” Or phrased a different way: "Don't tell me you are a prosperity preacher."

I'm like "Nah, I believe in being poor for the Lord. Since you do too, why don't you give me all your money?” That miiiight be a little too sarcastic, but I think it’s funny.

Christian people seem to have a tendency to believe in being poor when they’re giving an offering but themselves being rich when they go shopping. Have you ever noticed how some people pat themselves on the back for giving $20 in an offering, or leaving more than 10% for a tip but when it comes to their shopping brag about that purse they spent $100 on? “Girl, this thing was $300. I got it for a steal and only gave $100 for it.”

Of course that's not you, beautiful people. You would never do that. But since we started this conversation about those other people, let’s continue it and put tru...

There is no lack of money. I know that's not what you beautiful people have been told but really, (really really) there is no lack of money.

Just because you are in lack, it doesn't mean there is no money. Money is printed everyday. People become millionaires and even billionaires everyday. 

So where is your money? The answer may surprise you.

Now I know you have definitely heard it said "God owns it all." Usually it's followed up by quoting Psalm 24:1 which says  The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it, as if to seal the deal on the saying.

That led me to a question. God is my Father. He has a Kingdom and I am an heir. He owns it all. So why am I still struggling?

Prince Charles doesn't have financial struggles. God is certainly a lot better than that, right? So why am I struggling?

The answer is simple. God does own it all, but He gave dominion over it to you. According to 2 Corinthians, Jesus became poor that you through his poverty migh...