Prosperity, A Positional Truth!

Study Guide / Outline

Introduction

• Summary: The text explores the concept of prosperity and blessings in the context of Christian faith.
• Main Points:
  • Prosperity and blessings are essential topics for believers.
  • Believers are not blessed and prosperous primarily due to their own actions.

Section 1: Positional Truth

• Summary: Believers are blessed and prosperous because of their position in Jesus, not their own efforts.
• Main Points:
  • Prosperity is not conditional; it’s a positional truth.
  • The foundation of prosperity lies in being in Christ.
• Scripture Reference: Deuteronomy 8:18 – “But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God, for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.”

Section 2: The Power to Produce Wealth

• Summary: God provides the power to make wealth, emphasizing that it’s a divine gift.
• Main Points:
  • God empowers believers to produce wealth, not merely obtain it.
  • Prosperity is part of believers’ inherent nature.
• Scripture Reference: Deuteronomy 8:18

Section 3: Living with Expectancy

• Summary: Believers are encouraged to live with an attitude of expectancy, anticipating blessings.
• Main Points:
  • Expecting good things to happen leads to seeing them manifest.
  • Faith and expectancy go hand in hand.
• Scripture Reference: None

Section 4: Declarations of Prosperity

• Summary: Believers are encouraged to speak declarations of prosperity over themselves.
• Main Points:
  • Positive declarations align with God’s perspective of prosperity.
  • Declaring prosperity helps believers align their mindset with God’s promises.
• Scripture Reference: None

Section 5: Trusting in God’s Provision

• Summary: Trusting God’s provision is essential for experiencing His blessings.
• Main Points:
  • Believers should trust that God will take care of them.
  • God’s provision can come through unexpected sources.
• Scripture Reference: None

Conclusion

• Summary: Believers are reminded of the importance of trusting in God’s provision and living with expectancy.
• Main Points:
  • God desires to bless and prosper His children.
  • Prosperity is not about personal achievements but about God’s grace and position in Christ.

Scripture References:

• Deuteronomy 8:18 – “But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God, for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.”