Name: SERVANT, NOT MASTER (en Inglés)
SKU: 69215124
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Author: Raphael Sam Koopman SCJ
ISBN: 9798160910253

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Independently published

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Raphael Sam Koopman SCJ

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Inglés

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118

ISBN13

9798160910253

SERVANT, NOT MASTER (en Inglés)

Raphael Sam Koopman Scj (Autor) · Independently published · Libro Físico

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Is wealth a blessing from God, or a snare to avoid?Scripture speaks of money with both warning and promise. Believers are left torn between a prosperity message that treats wealth as a trophy and a poverty message that treats it as a sin. Both miss the point.Servant, Not Master is a theological treatise on power, wealth, and the God who "gives power to get wealth." It examines the biblical vision of provision and asks who holds the throne in the human heart: God, or Mammon.In this book you will explore:What Scripture teaches about power, provision, and prosperityHow Mammon operates as a rival master, and how to resist itWhy wealth is meant to be a servant to the believer's calling, never a masterHow to reclaim the blessing of wealth without surrendering to greedWhat it means to steward resources for the Kingdom, family, and communityWritten with pastoral concern and theological depth, this work is for pastors, teachers, students of theology, business people, and every believer who wants to hold wealth with open hands and a surrendered heart.Wealth was never meant to rule you. Take back the blessing, and keep the Master.About the Author:Professor Raphael Sam Koopman, Orthodox Patriarch, IIBS INTERNATIONAL President and Higher Dimension NPO Director, is a scholar, preacher, and teacher whose work spans theology and organizational leadership. Read more