God Wants You to Be Rich: A Biblical Case for Prosperity, Provision, and Kingdom Wealth

What if everything you have been taught about God and wealth is incomplete? Many Christians have been taught to associate poverty with spirituality and financial abundance with greed. But is that actually what the Bible teaches? In God Wants You to Be Rich, John W. Angel examines Scripture to present a provocative biblical case for prosperity, abundance, stewardship, and financial increase. From Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, David, and Solomon to the teachings of Jesus and the New Testament Church, this book explores what the Bible says about wealth, money, blessing, provision, generosity, success, and responsible stewardship. This is not an argument for greed, materialism, or the worship of money. It is an invitation to reconsider the purpose of prosperity. Inside, you will discover: - Why wealth itself is not condemned by Scripture- The difference between loving money and possessing money- Biblical examples of men and women whom God prospered- Why stewardship matters as much as financial increase- The relationship between obedience, wisdom, work, giving, and prosperity- How financial resources can advance God's purposes- Why Christians should reject both greed and a theology that glorifies lack- How abundance can become a tool for generosity, influence, service, and Kingdom impactGod Wants You to Be Rich challenges the assumption that Christians must choose between spiritual devotion and material prosperity. The central question is not simply, "How much money do you have?" It is: What are you doing with everything God has placed in your hands? For Christians seeking a deeper biblical understanding of prosperity, wealth, financial stewardship, abundance, and God's provision, this book offers a bold argument grounded in Scripture.