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God Math: The Kingdom Principles of Seed, Stewardship, and Supernatural Increase (en Inglés)
Johnson, Anthony (Autor)
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Lennox Anthony Publishing
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God Math: The Kingdom Principles of Seed, Stewardship, and Supernatural Increase (en Inglés) - Johnson, Anthony
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What do you do when what God is asking of you does not agree with what you see, what you have, or what your experience tells you should happen? You trust His math. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly demonstrates principles that challenge natural calculation. A widow facing financial disaster watches one jar of oil fill vessel after vessel. Experienced fishermen who worked all night without success obey one more instruction and suddenly encounter more fish than their nets can comfortably hold. None of it makes sense if God is removed from the equation. In God Math, Anthony Johnson invites believers to rethink what they believe about faith, obedience, generosity, stewardship, seed, harvest, and increase. Drawing from the biblical principles taught throughout his God Math sermon series, Pastor AJ demonstrates that God never asked you to perform His part of the equation. Your responsibility is obedience. God's responsibility is the increase. Inside God Math, you'll explore what it means to: - Stop minimizing what God has already placed in your hands - Obey God even when His instructions challenge your logic - Plant the seed instead of merely praying for a harvest - Discern the difference between seed for sowing and bread for eating - Increase your capacity to steward more - Become a conduit of God's provision rather than a container - Trust God's principles over your own calculations God Math is not an invitation to ignore wisdom or abandon stewardship. In fact, the opposite is true. Generosity and stewardship work together. Faith does not mean refusing to manage what God has given you; it means faithfully managing what is in your hands while trusting God with what only He can do.
