God Wants You Rich

Ashley Terradez

Think about Money the Way God Does! Discover the scandalous truth of God’s perspective of wealth and riches for His children. Prosperity is one of God’s most controversial promises. God Wants You Rich will show you directly from the Word of God that having wealth is not selfish and that God desires His children to prosper. Ashley addresses misconceptions and common myths about wealth in the body of Christ. As well as practical business advice from his many years in this field.

  1. Sep 1

    God Wants Your Heart, Not Your Money

    Welcome to the God Wants You Rich Podcast! Does God want you rich? In this episode, Ashley explores the biblical truth about wealth, prosperity, and God’s desire to bless His people. Discover why money is not the problem—misplaced trust is—and how God wants to provide abundance so you can fulfill your purpose and make an eternal difference. God’s plan is not for you to be controlled by money, lack, or fear. He wants you to trust Him as your source and use the resources He provides to love, serve, give, and advance His Kingdom. In this episode, you'll discover: What the Bible really teaches about wealth and prosperity.Why God wants His people blessed and financially equipped.The difference between possessing wealth and being possessed by wealth.How money can become a tool for ministry and generosity.Why biblical prosperity is about more than meeting your own needs.How to trust God as your source in every circumstance.Why you can never outgive God. God wants you rich—not merely for your own comfort, but so you can have an abundance for every good work. When your trust is rooted in Him, wealth becomes a tool in your hands rather than a master over your life. You can live generously, support the work of the Gospel, and help change the world one life at a time. Watch more teachings from Terradez Ministries: https://www.youtube.com/@TerradezMinistries Start Power Academy—our FREE online Bible school: https://learn.terradez.com/

  2. Jun 30

    Money Myths That Keep Believers Bound

    In this episode of God Wants You Rich, Ashley Terradez continues his powerful series on why poverty is not God's design for His people. Tackling some of the most common myths Christians believe about money, Ashley examines what Scripture really says about prosperity, provision, and God's heart for His children. Was Jesus poor? Is money the root of all evil? Are poor people more spiritual? Does God use poverty to keep us humble? Ashley answers these questions and more by diving into the Word of God and exposing the misconceptions that have kept many believers from embracing God's promises. If you've ever struggled with what the Bible teaches about wealth, generosity, and financial provision, this episode will challenge your thinking and help you renew your mind with biblical truth. In this episode: • Was Jesus actually poor? • The real meaning of "money is the root of all evil" • Why poverty does not make you more spiritual • Does God use lack to teach humility? • What the early church was really like • Why financial increase isn't selfish • How prosperity can be used to advance God's Kingdom Helpful Resources: Learn more about Terradez Ministries: https://www.terradez.com Join Power Academy (Free Online Bible School): https://www.terradez.com/poweracademy Need prayer? Contact our prayer team: https://www.terradez.com/contact If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend. Together, let's discover what God's Word really says about prosperity, provision, and living in the abundance He has provided for us.

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Think about Money the Way God Does! Discover the scandalous truth of God’s perspective of wealth and riches for His children. Prosperity is one of God’s most controversial promises. God Wants You Rich will show you directly from the Word of God that having wealth is not selfish and that God desires His children to prosper. Ashley addresses misconceptions and common myths about wealth in the body of Christ. As well as practical business advice from his many years in this field.

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