Word Of Life Ministries
Prosperity
Pastor Vern Peltz / Jun 9 - Jul 21, 2024
God is Pro-Prosperity
Pastor Vern Peltz
Jun 9, 2024
Pastor Vern Peltz delivers a powerful sermon on God's desire for prosperity in our lives, beyond just financial wealth. Through a detailed examination of biblical definitions and examples, he challenges misconceptions and encourages listeners to seek truth. The message emphasizes the importance of faith, grace, favor, and success in all areas of life, highlighting God's desire for us to be secure, happy, intelligent, and prosperous.
Prosperity and Blessing
Pastor Vern Peltz
Jun 23, 2024
Pastor Vern Peltz discusses the relationship between blessing and prosperity, emphasizing God's desire for us to succeed and prosper in all areas of life, both spiritually and physically. He challenges misconceptions about prosperity, urging believers to engage with God in worship and seek His blessings with an open heart and mind.
New Testament Prosperity
Pastor Vern Peltz
Jun 30, 2024
Pastor Vern Peltz delivers a sermon on the New Testament perspective of prosperity, emphasizing Jesus' teaching on the importance of believing and speaking in alignment with God's desire for his people to prosper in every area of life. The sermon challenges listeners to repent of negative beliefs and to align their hearts and mouths with God's will for success and advancement.
Prosperity and Money / Material Things
Pastor Vern Peltz
Jul 7, 2024
Pastor Vern Peltz discusses the biblical perspective on financial prosperity and riches, emphasizing the importance of having a generous heart. He delves into various scriptures to illustrate that God's definition of prosperity is being able to be generous on every occasion. The sermon also touches on the necessity of seeking the kingdom of God first in order to prosper in all areas of life, not just financially.
2 Corinthians 8:9 Question
Pastor Vern Peltz
Jul 21, 2024
Pastor Vern Peltz challenges the belief that all Christians should be poor, highlighting the importance of balancing financial and faith responsibilities. Using biblical references and historical context, he explores the idea that Jesus was wealthy and ran a business, challenging misconceptions about prosperity and spirituality in Christianity.
