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By Jeremy Lopez and Wayne Sutton
“And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you the power to get wealth that He may establish His covenant.”
Kingdom wealth isn’t about chasing riches. It’s about empowerment—the strength to fulfill your assignment, fund your calling, overflow in generosity, and make a transformational impact on the world.
The moment we reduce wealth to a selfish pursuit; we forfeit its power. But when we align with God's intention, we discover that wealth is a mandate—an assignment to build, influence, and advance the Kingdom of God.
More Than Money – It’s Power to Fulfill Your Purpose
Wealth has been misunderstood, misused, and misrepresented. It’s been idolized by many and ignored by others. But Kingdom wealth is everything needed to fulfill your purpose with excellence and impact. It’s everything you need – resources, relationships, wisdom, creativity, favor, and even finances.
Let's be clear: wealth isn't just about money. While it does include money, Kingdom wealth is so much bigger. The root of the word "wealth" literally means an army. It is the strength, power, and resources to fulfill all that God has placed in your spirit—and do it in overflowing abundance.
Expectation Without Participation is Futile
The sobering truth: God doesn’t simply hand out wealth. He doesn’t just give you wealth – He does something better; He gives you the power to create it. He deposits capacity – the potential – into your spirit. That untapped potential is waiting for your participation.
Kingdom wealth is about prosperity for the sake of purpose. God gives us the power to acquire wealth so that His covenant might be established. There's an intention behind the increase. Kingdom wealth is always tied to the Kingdom's mission.
It is the empowerment to fulfill your purpose, overflow in generosity, and live life to the fullest. But it only emerges through alignment, participation, and faithfulness.
The Test of Wealth
Wealth reveals. It exposes your heart. It uncovers what you value and where your loyalty lies, whether you're elevating your mission or chasing mammon. When money becomes the goal, the mission gets lost. But when wealth becomes impact, money bows to purpose. It becomes the servant, not the master.
The real test? Can you be trusted with true riches?
"If you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches?”
Your ability to handle wealth wisely determines whether God can entrust you with deeper things – like revelation, authority, and influence. Chasing money misses the mission. Mishandling material wealth disqualifies someone from deeper Kingdom roles and responsibilities.
Kingdom wealth is a test – a proving ground for greater spiritual responsibility.
The Dangerous Distraction
The Bible warns against the love of money, but it also says God "gives us richly all things to enjoy." The difference? Perspective.
When you seek first the Kingdom, everything else gets added. You can enjoy blessing without becoming enslaved by it. That’s freedom. That’s maturity.
Reject small thinking. Rise above religious guilt. Step into the fullness of what God has for you. The Kingdom needs builders, creators, and givers who will accept the mandate to steward abundance for Kingdom impact.
The Kingdom Mandate
You were made to increase and called to overflow. To establish His covenant in every sphere you touch.
The Kingdom's wealth mandate is to Produce, Manage, and Deploy. God gives you the power – but it's your job to wield it with wisdom.
God gives you the capacity, but you must cooperate with it. He doesn’t drop it into your lap. He deposits the capacity into your spirit. This is wealth in its rawest form - untapped potential waiting for application. Once you recognize that, you begin to respond differently.
Kingdom Wealth is a tool, not a treasure.
The mandate is to produce, manage, and deploy it well. God gives the ability and responsibility to walk in wealth as empowerment to fulfill your purpose and participate in the expansion of God's covenant, His Kingdom.
And do it in excess that overflows so that you would have an abundance for every good work.
Lack isn’t God’s plan. It’s our failure to align with God’s plan, process, and purpose.
Over the following seven lessons, we will walk you through how to:
• Maintain right perspective
• Avoid deceptions
• Embrace God’s goodness
• Align with Kingdom strategy
• And overflow as a conduit of blessing
It’s time to embrace the mandate. Pursue the mission. And thrive in the overflow.
*Deuteronomy 8.18, Luke 16.11, 1 Timothy 6.17, & Matthew 6.33
Randy Gladden
