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KINGDOM WEALTH
Kris Vallotton
October 9, 2016
In this video, I unpack The Parable of the Minas vs The Parable of the Talents. One said “I have made you…” and worked for money. The other said “Your mina has made…”, and had money work for them. God rewarded with more authority for the latter. If you are wise enough to have money for work for you then you can be over cities because you create wealth. Wealth is not riches, wealth is an ecosystem.
This is taken from Chapter 6 "Ecosystems" of my book Heavy Rain.
For more on this subject, check out the Revised and Updated Edition of Heavy Rain: How to Flood Your World with God’s Transforming Power at HeavyRainBook.com
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