Anthony White Raven
on June 15, 2026
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Modern Christianity has become so focused on prosperity that many have forgotten what the Gospel is actually about.
Yes, God blesses His people. Yes, He provides. Yes, it's okay to own nice things.
But if your faith depends on keeping those things, then they've become an idol.
I thank God for my wife, my children, my family, and every blessing He has given me. I enjoy the things God allows me to have. But if tomorrow I had to give it all back, then so be it.
A car, a house, a bank account, or worldly success can never compare to Jesus Christ.
Too many pastors today preach that God only wants good things for you and that your life should be filled with continual success and prosperity. While God does desire good for His children, Scripture never promises a life free from trials, suffering, persecution, or hardship.
Jesus never promised an easy road. He promised a Cross before a Crown.
The prosperity gospel says, "Look at what God can give you."
The true Gospel says, "Look at what Christ already gave for you."
The greatest treasure is not wealth.
The greatest treasure is not possessions.
The greatest treasure is not success.
The greatest treasure is Jesus Christ and the salvation He purchased through His death and resurrection.
Everything in this world will eventually fade away.
Christ remains forever.
"Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth... But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven." — Matthew 6:19-20
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Brian Floyd
The path to the Father is a narrow one !
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June 16, 2026
Linda
Prosperity preachers are in it for themselves. I wonder about the big mega churches and the preachers who live in mansions on earth. Do they need all of that. I wonder about the preachers who have sons who follow in their footsteps. Are they chosen by the Father to preach or by their earthly father ... View More
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June 16, 2026
Kurt Kinard
AMEN✝️🙏🏼✝️
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June 16, 2026