In Part 2 of our What Is Prosperity series, we go deeper—challenging cultural assumptions and exploring what true, lasting prosperity looks like through a Kingdom lens. Is prosperity just about money and material gain? Or is it something far richer, more holistic, and deeply tied to purpose, peace, and stewardship?

We’ll unpack biblical examples, examine common misconceptions, and offer practical wisdom for walking in a prosperity that honors God and transforms lives. Whether you're in a season of abundance or lack, this episode will shift your perspective and anchor your heart in truth.

What does it really mean to prosper? In today’s episode, we’re diving into a guided Bible study to bring clarity to one of the most misunderstood concepts in modern faith: prosperity. Is it just about money? Is it wrong to want more? What does God actually say about prospering?

We’ll walk through Scripture together to uncover how God defines prosperity—not just in wealth, but in purpose, peace, health, and wholeness. My goal is to help shift your perspective and align your expectations with the Word of God, not the world’s definition.

Whether you’ve been skeptical of prosperity teaching or hungry to understand God’s heart for your life, this episode will encourage, equip, and ground you in truth.

In this episode, we're talking about getting whole—financially whole—and why that matters for your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. I open up about a moment from five years ago, back in 2020, when I wrote down a goal to get out of debt. Now, here we are in 2025, and I’m still believing God for the same thing. The truth is, I could have been free by now. But I wasn’t intentional.

My hope today is to inspire you to get active and intentional in walking out what God has already promised you on your financial journey. Just like salvation—where you must receive Christ first before becoming a witness—you must pursue financial wholeness before becoming a true blessing to others.

Yes, you can still be generous as you walk this path. But make sure your generosity doesn’t derail your deliverance—unless the Lord Himself prompts you to give. Let's talk about getting out of debt, staying focused, honoring God with our tithe, and learning to put on our life vest first… so we can help others with strength and clarity.