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If you can obsess over solving problems for people more than they obsess over the problem itself, then you'll have no problem.

You'll have no issue whatsoever being wealthy because the way that we actually build wealth is

to solve problems for people. So if you were to say like, hey, does God want everyone to be rich?

I'm not God so I can't say,

but I do believe God wants us to become obsessive over helping one another, serving one another,

because even Jesus said,

the greatest among you will be the servant of all.

And that's not just for ministry.

That's also in our finances and in our business.

And if we can solve problems for people at a high level,

then the byproduct is going to be, we're going to start building wealth, period.

So what would you say some of those keys are? I mean, you alluded to one there in that we're

helping one another, solving problems. What would you say are some of the more practical keys?

Because again, we do believe

that you shouldn't love money in the sense that you're worshiping money. We do believe that

you shouldn't worship, ma'am, and we do believe that the gospel is not money-centric. But in regards

to what the Bible does say about finances, the purpose of it, how to acquire it, keeping it in the

proper perspective, What are some

practical inputs that you have on that? Man, I have so many thoughts on this. I'll share a couple of

them. Number one, Deuteronomy 818. It says, remember the Lord. It is he who gives you the power

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