60-Second Seminary - Does God Promise Us Prosperity?

by Jon Rhiddlehoover on July 7, 2023

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This one-minute video considers whether the Prosperity Gospel is biblical. Does God reward our faith with health and wealth?

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Jon Rhiddlehoover (MA in Christian Education, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the Lead Community Pastor at Central Bible Church and Director of the Central Storehouse food pantry.

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Money (Life Issues) Suffering (Life Issues) False Teaching (Worldview and Culture) Truth (Worldview and Culture)

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