Supernatural Wealth Transfer - Day 3
Day 3 — Prosperity Pleases God
Scripture
“Let them shout for joy and be glad, who favor my righteous cause; and let them say continually, ‘Let the LORD be magnified, who has pleasure in the prosperity of His servant.’”
— Psalm 35:27
Quote
“Prosperity pleases God because it positions you to fulfill His purpose and your destiny.”
— Dr. Daniel LeBlanc
Teaching
One of the greatest misconceptions in the Church is the idea that God tolerates prosperity but does not delight in it. Psalm 35:27 reveals something far deeper—God takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants. This means prosperity is not accidental, secondary, or optional. It is something that brings joy to the heart of God when it is aligned with His righteous cause.
Biblical prosperity is never about excess without purpose. It is about positioning. When God prospers His servants, He is not indulging them; He is empowering them. Prosperity expands influence, increases reach, and supplies resources for Kingdom assignment. God delights in prosperity because prosperity enables obedience at a higher level.
Throughout Scripture, God consistently entrusted resources to those who would steward them for His purposes. Prosperity allows the servant of God to respond quickly, give generously, build strategically, and sustain Kingdom work without hesitation. Lack restricts movement, but prosperity accelerates mission.
This is why prosperity must be understood through a Kingdom lens. God does not prosper people so they can withdraw from dependence on Him, but so they can partner with Him. Prosperity becomes dangerous only when it is disconnected from purpose. When prosperity is aligned with righteousness, it becomes a tool for transformation.
In the context of the last days, this truth becomes even more urgent. Jesus strategically placed the parable of the talents within His teaching on end-time events. He revealed that stewardship, multiplication, and accountability with resources would be central to the final season before His return. Those who multiplied were entrusted with more. Those who buried what they were given were called unfaithful.
Prosperity pleases God because it reveals trustworthiness. It shows that a believer can carry Heaven’s resources without being corrupted by them. God is looking for servants who can handle increase without losing humility, who can receive abundance without drifting from obedience, and who can steward wealth without abandoning worship.
Today, you step deeper into this revelation by choosing to hear. This is a paradigm shift. Prosperity is not something you apologize for—it is something you steward. It is not a distraction from holiness; it is a facilitator of obedience when governed by love and purpose.
You were created for Kingdom supply, not survival. So open your heart to God’s plan and purpose for the Last Days Great Awakening.
Declaration
I declare that God delights in my prosperity because my life is aligned with His righteous cause. I receive prosperity as a tool for Kingdom purpose, not personal pride. I am trustworthy with increase, faithful in stewardship, and positioned to fund God’s agenda in the earth. I choose purpose over pressure and alignment over limitation. Amen.
Prayer
Father, thank You that You take pleasure in the prosperity of Your servants. Purify my heart so that increase never pulls me away from You but draws me deeper into partnership with You. Align my finances with Your righteous purposes and make me trustworthy with Heaven’s resources. I receive prosperity as a Kingdom assignment. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Application
Reflect on any beliefs you hold that suggest God is uncomfortable with prosperity.
Ask the Holy Spirit to realign your understanding of prosperity with Kingdom purpose.
Write down one way prosperity would allow you to serve God more effectively.
Thank God today for taking pleasure in your increase when it is aligned with His will.
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Promise 1422
He gives hope for the future.
“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ says the Lord. ‘They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.’” (Jeremiah 29:11)
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