The Prosperous Steward
The Prosperous Steward
What the Bible Really Says About Wealth
The Problem with Modern Teaching on Wealth
You’ve Been Taught Two Extremes
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Prosperity Gospel: “Name it and claim it. Sow a seed into the ministry. God wants you rich now.”
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Poverty Theology: “Money is evil. Wealth corrupts. Godly people stay humble (poor).”
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The Result: You’re trapped between greed and guilt. Want financial success but feel spiritually wrong about it.
What if both extremes are wrong?
What if the Bible teaches something completely different about wealth—something neither camp wants you to know?
What You’ll Discover
Biblical Stewardship That Actually Works
- Why the Bible commands wealth creation (but not for the reasons you think)
- What Scripture actually says about money—verse by verse analysis
- How the “love of money” warning has been weaponized against believers
- Why poverty theology is unbiblical (and deeply harmful)
- The stewardship mandate: God expects you to multiply what He gives you
- How to build wealth without compromising your faith
- The parable of the talents—what it really means for your finances
- Biblical principles for earning, investing, and giving strategically
This is not prosperity gospel. This is biblical stewardship.
Inside The Prosperous Steward
A comprehensive theological framework for biblical wealth creation
Part 1: Dismantling Poverty Theology
Where poverty theology came from, why it’s wrong, and how it keeps believers broke
Part 2: What Scripture Really Says
Comprehensive verse-by-verse analysis of every major biblical text on wealth
Part 3: The Stewardship Mandate
God’s command to multiply resources—not hoard them, not give them all away
Part 4: Wealth Without Compromise
How to build wealth that honors God and serves His kingdom purposes
Part 5: The Giving Framework
Biblical principles for strategic generosity that creates lasting impact
Part 6: Practical Application
How to implement biblical stewardship in your actual financial life
“This book freed me from 30 years of guilt about wanting financial success. I finally understand what the Bible actually teaches about wealth. Game-changer.”
Who This Book Is For
The Guilt-Trapped Believer
You want financial success but feel spiritually wrong about it. You need biblical clarity.
The Prosperity Gospel Refugee
You escaped the “name it and claim it” nonsense but don’t know what’s actually true.
The Christian Entrepreneur
You’re building wealth but need theological foundation to know you’re on the right path.
The Scripture Seeker
You want to know what the Bible ACTUALLY says—not what preachers cherry-pick.
This book is NOT for: People looking for get-rich-quick formulas or “sow a seed” prosperity gospel.
What Makes This Different
Theologically Sound
Comprehensive Scripture analysis—not cherry-picked verses supporting a predetermined conclusion
Practically Applicable
Not just theology—how to actually apply biblical stewardship to your finances
Honest About Both Extremes
Calls out prosperity gospel AND poverty theology—both are unbiblical
“I’ve read dozens of Christian finance books. This is the only one that’s actually grounded in proper biblical exegesis. Finally, theology I can trust.”
— Pastor David K.
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About Rich Abbott
Rich Abbott spent fifteen years as a pastor before discovering he’d been teaching poverty theology disguised as biblical truth. After losing a billion-dollar Bitcoin opportunity in 2011 due to scarcity programming, Rich spent the next decade studying what Scripture actually says about wealth—not what tradition teaches.
The Prosperous Steward is the result: a comprehensive theological framework for biblical wealth creation that dismantles both prosperity gospel and poverty theology.
Through RichAbbottMedia, Rich now teaches the intersection of biblical stewardship and wealth psychology to Christians who want financial success without spiritual compromise.
