Jonathan Shuttlesworth - The True Purpose of Prosperity | SWBC 2026 - Offering | July 27

Speaker(s): Jonathan Shuttlesworth

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Discover God's purpose for prosperity. Jonathan Shuttlesworth reveals why biblical wealth advances God's Kingdom. In The True Purpose of Prosperity, Jonathan Shuttlesworth of Revival Today teaches that biblical prosperity is far more than having your needs met—it's God's empowerment to bless others, advance the gospel and transform communities. Drawing from Romans 12, Deuteronomy 28, Proverbs 10 and the life of Abraham, he challenges believers to reject the world's limited view of wealth and embrace God's covenant of abundance. Learn how generous giving, bold faith and obedience position you to become a blessing to your generation. Watch the entire message and be inspired to live by faith, prosper with purpose, advance God's Kingdom, and demonstrate that Jesus Is Lord through a life of generosity.

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