Born to Prosper

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Born to Prosper
Pastor Jim Baker
 

Hello Church Family!
What an honor to have Jim Baker, a spiritual leader, author and teacher in the body of Christ and his wife, Mary, from Zion Christian Fellowship in Ohio, as our guest speakers this weekend.


Prosperity starts with WHO you have, not what you have. 

Layered in with a lot of home-hitting humor, Pastor Baker explained on Sunday morning that Prosperity and Abundance came to live inside you when you were born again. You are prosperous because the Word says so, and the more you mature in understanding your true identity, the more you will learn to live in His unseen riches!

 

Pastor Jim warned, “Never look at yourself apart from Christ, because God never does.” This powerful reminder should fill us with confidence and reassurance that we are accepted before our Father only because of the blood of Jesus. He explained, "True prosperity means having more than enough resources to fulfill your divine assignment and enough left over to help others."

 

Would you like to receive all the riches and provisions God has planned for you? Watch the replay of this powerful message and turn toward the throne of God to experience all the prosperity promised to you!

 

Here is how the Word of God describes the prosperous child of God —

 

What delight comes to the one who follows God’s ways! He won’t walk in step with the wicked, nor share the sinner’s way, nor be found sitting in the scorner’s seat.

His passion is to remain true to the Word of “I AM,”

meditating day and night  on the true revelation of light. 

He will be standing firm like a flourishing tree

planted  by God’s design, deeply rooted by the brooks of bliss,

bearing fruit in every season of life. He is never dry, never fainting, ever blessed, ever prosperous.  Psalm 1:1-3 (TPT)

Click 
here to listen to Pastor Jim's entire message, and have a blessed week! 

 


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