What are God’s Promises on Prosperity?

Posted: August 6th, 2009 | Author: Frank Liz | Filed under: Prosperity | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 9 Comments »
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Gods Promise on Prosperity

Lisa’s mantra in life includes “money is the root of all evil”. She believes that to be materially rich is a disappointment to God and is convinced that material poverty is what everyone should do to honor God.

I beg to differ from Lisa. Although I believe that money is not everything and that the poor finds favor in God, I am also convinced that God does not want to see His people suffer just to make ends meet. He doesn’t want to see them without jobs nor does he want to witness them be buried in debt. Contrary to this, I believe that God desires for us to be successful and to prosper both physically and spiritually.


Here are some of God’s promises on prosperity and prosperity scriptures from the bible:

• God created man as His highest creation, giving him dominion over all the earth (Genesis 1:28)

• The patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were men made wealthy by God’s blessings. (Genesis 13:12:26 – 14:33:5)

• Obedience to God is rewarded with blessings including material ones. (Deuteronomy 28:1-14)

• God promised Joshua that if he will meditate on the Word of God constantly, he will traverse a prosperous and successful way (Joshua 1:7-7)

• Solomon asked God for wisdom rather than riches. God gave him both! (1 Kings 3:13)

• The Prayer of Jabez included a plea to bless Jabez and enlarge his territory. God answered his plea. (1 Chronicles 4:10)

• To enjoy the fruit of our labor is a gift from God. (Ecclesiastes 3:13:5:19)

• Seek first the kingdom of God and everything will be added unto you. (Matthew 6:33)

• What you give to God will be multiplied back to you. (Luke 6:38)

• John’s desire was for us to be healthy and prosperous as our soul prospers. (3 John 2)

• God saved the people to enjoy His blessings for all eternity. (Revelation 21:1 – 22:5)

Did God promise us prosperity? Yes, He did. Does He promise us prosperity? Definitely! God’s blessings abound. His blessings are upon us wherever we go and will stay even for generations after us. God does not want His people to barely survive or to shoot the moon to make ends meet or to worry endlessly about paying bills. He does not want us to suffer from the lack of our basic needs in life.

However, God’s promise on prosperity is not some kind of bribe for obedience to His laws. God’s promise on prosperity is offered to those who truly love Him, those who seek to do His will and those who obey Him with pure hearts.


Prosperity is not an end in itself—the Lord Himself will ALWAYS be the end to be sought. As much as God wants us to prosper and to be successful, He also wants us to be contented with what He has given us and have faith that He will provide for us, as He has always provided for His people in the past.

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9 Comments on “What are God’s Promises on Prosperity?”

  1. 1 Kenny said at 11:38 pm on August 13th, 2009:

    Throughout my life, God’s promises on prosperity have always manifested into reality. And, I’m thankful how kind God is to us. If we only follow Him obediently, God will supply us abundantly.

  2. 2 Cassandra Holmes said at 10:18 pm on August 14th, 2009:

    God’s promises on prosperity are man’s catalyst to brave onwards.

  3. 3 simon button said at 9:10 pm on August 15th, 2009:

    for me personally, God’s promises on prosperity, makes me braver to face life heads on

  4. 4 shisia k. silvanus said at 8:51 am on December 2nd, 2009:

    God’s prosperity to His people is a reality. Now just in case you think that the subject of finances is irrelevant to the Christian walk, you would be wise to consider just how much of the precious Word of God is devoted to financial matters. There are literally hundreds of Scriptures that are dedicated to the subject of finances, and how to handle them. It is then obvious that God is quite interested in how we manage our financial affairs as well as providing the means for us to be abundantly supplied to be ready for all good works.Blessings

  5. 5 joel said at 8:55 pm on May 11th, 2010:

    i believe in God’s promise to prosper us

  6. 6 UNCLESAM said at 10:10 pm on February 25th, 2011:

    I love to be prospered by God along with my obedience to Him. The word teaches us to obey Him, then prosperity follows, but not the other way around.

  7. 7 Pete said at 6:22 pm on June 29th, 2011:

    Hi
    I do not want to stir up any arguments but I really can’t see where God has specifically promised us materialistic blessings (wealth).
    We all should value spiritual blessings more than materialistic blessings anyway.
    I know God promise us we won’t lack anything (food, clothing etc) as he provides daily for us. I also know God has blessed some people abundantly but none of the verses mentioned materialistic blessings (especially wealth)
    Can someone please show me where He specifically said to His people (me&you) that as His children He will bless us with wealth.

    And if so, what does it then mean if you are not blessed materialistically?

  8. 8 Joshua said at 10:05 pm on July 10th, 2012:

    Yea God wants us to prosper. Just like He did Job, Josepeh, and the Apostle Paul. I assure you that the New Testament, read in context, speaks more of suffering for the glory of God than any prospierty. It is demonic, the very tool that Satan attempted to use when temping Jesus in the wilderness.

  9. 9 Joshua said at 10:06 pm on July 10th, 2012:

    That yea God wants us to prosper was a sarcastic commetn btw….


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