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Power to Prosper: How to Increase Your Income God's Way

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Mar 2026
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You love God. You are faithful. And you cannot pay your bills.

Kap Chatfield has been there. His wife was in the ER with a blood sugar reading over 400, no health insurance, and bills piling up while he was preaching the gospel and building ministry. He had done everything right. The fear of financial failure followed him everywhere. He could not buy his son a baseball helmet. He felt like a failure as a father and as a man of faith.

What he discovered changed everything. He was not broke because God had abandoned him. He was broke because he trusted God for salvation but not for provision. He preached the kingdom but lived like an orphan. And when God confronted his poverty mindset, he finally saw what Scripture had been saying all along: biblical prosperity is not a corruption of the gospel. It is a covenant promise.

The Power to Prosper is not for people who want to get rich. It is for the believer who has secretly wondered whether wanting more is a sin and who has watched the world prosper while the church begs. Chatfield dismantles the spirit of mammon that keeps Christians financially paralyzed, and replaces it with 24 biblical laws of kingdom wealth that actually work.

From sowing and reaping to tithing, from Christian giving to generational wealth, from money mindset to biblical stewardship - this is the god and money book the church has been afraid to write.

In this book, you will:

  • Identify the spirit of mammon and the poverty mindset silently controlling your finances
  • Understand God's covenant as a financial freedom promise, not just a spiritual one
  • Apply the laws of sowing and reaping and biblical stewardship to your real financial life
  • Build faith and financial principles that fund your calling and create generational wealth
  • Walk in kingdom wealth without losing your integrity, your family, or your soul

The church is broke. It does not have to stay that way.

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PublishedMar 3, 2026
ISBN-101636415342
ISBN-139781636415345
LanguageEnglish

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