Category Archives: Prosperity

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Don’t Criticize How Money Is Spent

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“Don’t criticize how money is spent or it will move out of your world.”

For those  of us in the United States, this is a perfect post given what our government is going through right now.
Think about what’s going on in the world today and how many people are really upset about the government, money and what’s happening.

Learn to bless it.

Bless it for the good that is coming out of it and for the lessons they’re learning and for the inspiration that is coming to you for how to handle money in a better way.

Terrie

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How To Pay Your Bills Quickly

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How to Pay Your Bills Quickly

In order to help you establish the all-important prosperous attitude, that God is the Source of man’s supply as the Creator of this rich universe, and that God’s will for you is therefore the wealth of the universe, I suggest that you paraphrase the words of Jehovah to Moses; “I will remember Jehovah God, for He it is that giveth me power to experience wealth.” (Deutereonorny 8: 18)

Perhaps you are thinking, “Yes, but is this kind of thinking practical? Can such attitudes actually help put shoes on the baby, food on the table and pay the rent?” Yes it can!

Whenever a financial need is near, meditate over and over upon this promise from the 46th Psalm” “Be still, and know that I am God.” (psalms 46: 1 0)

This is a prosperity secret successfully used by a housewife which proved to be a great unfailing source of strength and supply when she quietly meditate in this words: “Be still; and know that I am God at work in this situation now.”

The Psalmist was recognizing God as the Source or his supply when he declared, “The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.” (Psalm 23: 1)

This is a good prosperity prayer to declare often.

Catherine Ponder

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Prayers of Meditation & Silence

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Remember tonight’s teleseminar on “Relationships”

Time: Sunday, August 8th at 6:00pm Central
Phone + Web Simulcast
http://attendthisevent.com/?eventID=14292714

  The fourth type of prayer is the prayer of meditation and silence. it is often in meditation and silent, contemplative prayer that you feel the presence of God is goodness most strongly. In this type of prayer, you take a few meaningful words and think about them and feed upon them silently.

As you think about them and contemplate them, they grow in your mind as expanded ideas that move you into right action, or perhaps as peaceful assurance that all is well and no action is needed.  If nothing seems to happen in meditation, you have still made the mind receptive to God’s good and, at the right time, ideas and opportunities will be revealed as a result of your spiritual exercise in meditation.

Moses, Elijah and Jesus (among others) proved the practical result-getting power of silent meditation.

You probably don’t even realize that you’ve been meditating whether you’ve been aware of it or not.  The word meditate means to think about, to contemplate, to consider deeply and continuously.

Terrie

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Prayers of Meditation & Silence

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Remember tonight’s teleseminar on “Relationships”

Time: Sunday, August 8th at 6:00pm Central
Phone + Web Simulcast
http://attendthisevent.com/?eventID=14292714

  The fourth type of prayer is the prayer of meditation and silence. it is often in meditation and silent, contemplative prayer that you feel the presence of God is goodness most strongly. In this type of prayer, you take a few meaningful words and think about them and feed upon them silently.

As you think about them and contemplate them, they grow in your mind as expanded ideas that move you into right action, or perhaps as peaceful assurance that all is well and no action is needed.  If nothing seems to happen in meditation, you have still made the mind receptive to God’s good and, at the right time, ideas and opportunities will be revealed as a result of your spiritual exercise in meditation.

Moses, Elijah and Jesus (among others) proved the practical result-getting power of silent meditation.

You probably don’t even realize that you’ve been meditating whether you’ve been aware of it or not.  The word meditate means to think about, to contemplate, to consider deeply and continuously.

Terrie

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Prayers of Affirmation

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Remember: Sunday 8 August 2010 – Teleseminar on “Relationships”

Time: Sunday, August 8th at 6:00pm Central
Listening method: Phone + Web Simulcast
http://attendthisevent.com/?eventID=14292714

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The third type of prayer – affirmations – should be used with denials. When you use denials, you erase, dissolve, liquidate. You then wish to make firm new good, which you do through affirmative prayer.

A businessman was deep in debt and tried to get a loan from the bank. But he wasn’t given the loan because he had poor credit.  In desperation, he decided to say “no” to his indebtedness and “yes” to prosperity.

He constantly affirmed “God prospers me now”. Within a few days after he began declaring this, he made the largest sale he had ever made – then he was able to pay off his debts, with much left over.