INTRODUCTION
...A pastor auctions off, for thousands of dollars, three “blessings” of God. These are characteristic of a message which is being preached ever more widely: that God's blessings are for sale. God's grace is lost; God sells His services to believers, according to some. Not only is the gospel of God's grace lost through these false teachings, but Christians become confused about God's role in their prosperity. The following study is given with the purpose of clarifying God's way of prospering His children.

Few believers may think that they are prosperous. Certainly, there is a tragic poverty in the lives of many. It is tragic because probably it is neither necessary nor is it God's will for them. God can prosper and wishes to prosper His children in every way. He is our heavenly Father, and He has in His hands all the wealth of the universe, of that which is spiritual and that which is material.

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God wants to prosper His children materially as well as spiritually. It is important to understand that there are two aspects of God's work in bringing you His prosperity. One is the aspect of faith and the other is that of good practices. In this second study, the major attention will be given to the question of good practices that the Bible teaches us contribute to our material prosperity.

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Good practices are necessary, but the real Christian needs more than this to be able to prosper as God chooses. The Christian needs a special kind of faith, a faith that results in certain actions. Only when the Christian 1) has this kind of faith and 2) learns to use good practices, will he or she will be able to enjoy the great prosperity that God wants to provide.

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Up to this point, the focus of this study has been on the prosperity of the believer as an individual and as a member of his or her family. Each individual is precious to the Lord; He even knows the number of hairs on one's head Matthew 10:30

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