Is it unbiblical to want prosperity? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

The Bible teaches clearly and plainly that God takes pleasure in the prosperity of his service.

And the first Psalm in the Bible, Psalm 1 speaks of the man who's like a tree planted by the rivers of water,

and that Psalm ends with a

gigantically glorious promise listen to it and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper so don't

tell me that God doesn't want you to prosper God takes pleasure in the prosperity of

his service our problem is that many of us don't understand

what real prosperity is. Welcome to Love Worth Finding featuring profound truth simply stated

by pastor, teacher, and author, Adrian Rogers. As we just heard Pastor Roger say, God takes

pleasure in the prosperity of his servants.

But prosperity doesn't mean riches and fame, like we may be led to believe.

To prosper means that God's hand is upon us, helping us do the things he wants us to do.

In Genesis chapter 24, Abraham chose his most

trusted servant, Elie Azer, to find a bride for his son. In the same way, God has commissioned

the Holy Spirit to call out the bride of Christ so that we may prosper. If you have your Bible,

turn to Genesis chapter 24 24 as Adrian Rogers reveals the

five principles of prosperity. Would you be finding in the Word of God, the book of Genesis,

that's the first book in the Bible, obviously, and fast forward over if you would, to chapter 24.

And then when you get into chapter 24, go down to verse 56,

and I'm going to read that verse.

Then later on, we'll get into the entire chapter.

We're talking to you about prosperity and five principles of prosperity. Notice in this verse that I'm referencing here,

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