Prosperity Theology
If you give to God so He will give you a gift, you make the mistakes of prosperity theologians who say God must do something if you do something. That God must prosper you if you give more than you have to.
This is wrong, because God only gives you what you need and not want you think you need.
Beside, you are only stewards of what you have and what you give back to Him is what He already owns.
All you can really give Him is your loving obedience and faithfulness.
So the premise that you own what you give to God is wrong, and you really should be asking God what to do with what He has given you to be steward of.
~ Through Neville Salvetti
Neville Salvetti is a deliverance minister and can be contacted via The Web Pages of Neville Salvetti and at: salvettina@bigpond.com if you desire deliverance or to know how to do it.
Neville have been told to preach three things:
♥ Deliverance ♥ How to Hear The Holy Spirit ♥ How to fight Satan
This is the need of the hour as it demonstrates The Kingdom of God, which is what attracts people to Jesus.
Wonderful Word . Truth.
Thank you, Neville, for this awesome truth!
Every detail is confirmed in my spirit!
In fact, I just completed a period of sanctification in my calling one could call a time of ‘scarcity’, as opposed to abundant provision.
By the Lord’s invitation, I chose to close my business & come out of the world’s economy, to come over to His Kingdom economy, during which time I was strongly tested.
He said He would provide for all of my needs, & for a period of about 6 months, that is exactly what He meant!
I can’t tell you how many times someone would give me a gift to help buy groceries for say $18 for example, only to see my short list of basic needs come to $17 and some change!
I walked in an office one day when someone who knew my situation asked me how I was getting along?
I told them I just ran out of propane in my RV (here in Alaska) & was concerned to get my bottle refilled before night so that my plumping pipes wouldn’t freeze.
Another customer pulled out his wallet & asked me how much it would cost to refill my tank?
I said, about $14, I thought. He only had $15 cash in his wallet, & so gave it all to me.
That test period is now over, but I can tell you by the grace of God that ‘chips & dip’ with soda is not really a ‘big need’.
Cheers! rick
Exactly. Amen.