Create Wealth in 2017

Written by Uyoyou Christiana Charles-Iyoha

It is the will of God for you to create wealth and be wealthy. Do not enter 2017 and walk through 2017 beggarly, needy, indebted and in lack. Take a quality decision even on this first day of January 2017 to be one of the God created wealthy people on planet earth. Please see Deuteronomy Chapters 8 verse 18, 6 verse 15 and 28 verses 11 to 13 so that you can be a blessing to the constituency God wants you to bless financially.

There are many people out there in need, lack, debt because you have not created the wealth God wants you to create not because God has not empowered you to do so but because you have not done so; because you are either minding other people’s businesses and therefore not minding yours. If you keep minding the businesses of other people, how then will you create wealth from your business that you have not paid attention to?

Beloved, 2017 is your year to create and generate outstanding wealth. However, you must mind your business as God would have you mind them. Please see Proverbs Chapter 27 verses 23 to 27 and Isaiah Chapter 28 verses 23 to 29. Do not be like the young man devoid of understanding who neglected his vineyard and was visited by poverty and hunger. Do not fritter time tending the businesses of other people as their harvests will be for them and not for you.

Beloved, the year is still very young which makes the timing therefore very apt for you to start it with tending your businesses to fruition, great harvests and multiple income streams as well as outstanding wealth in Jesus mighty name. Enjoy His great grace, be fruitful and multiply and be wealthy. Shalom.

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Engage in Wealth Creating Activities

 Written by Uyoyou Charles-Iyoha

To make money and create wealth, you have to engage in an income generating activity.  Lydia was a business woman who sold purple – Acts Chapter 16 verse 14. The virtuous woman of Proverbs Chapter 31 verses 10 to 31 was a business woman – knitting and sewing, designing gowns and sweaters for sale. She also invested in agriculture. The widow of the indebted prophet was a business woman – she sold oil and became debt free, 2^nd Kings Chapter 4 verses 1 to 7. Aquila was a tentmaker and worked with her husband. At some point, the Apostle Paul joined them – Acts Chapter 18 verses 1 to 3.

Preachers and teachers are also engaged in the tasks of money making through the knowledge they share. That is why the Bible says that those who preach the gospel should live from the gospel. Acts Chapter 9 verses 1 to 14.

In every instance of financial lack, insufficiency, and indebtedness in the Bible, the recourse was always on how to access financial resources either through paid employment (hiring your time, skills and expertise out for money as in the case of the prodigal son (Luke Chapter 15 verses 11 to 19); production and sales of products as in the case of the indebted prophet’s widow (2^nd Kings Chapter 4 verses 1 to 7); and engagement in  a trade as in the case of Peter who went fishing to get the required tax money.

In all of these instances, we find people engaging in income generating activities to raise the required financial resources. None went begging or borrowing or stealing. They engaged in economic activities. They also were not instructed to give away their financial lack, insufficiency or indebtedness by either begging or borrowing to give in order to receive a hundred fold return. They also did not mope around to say they were trusting God, pray against the enemies of their financial resources, divine as to who or what was responsible for their financial lack, insufficiency and indebtedness. They simply went in search of the money by engaging in income generating activities.