: He identifies the biblical promise in Isaiah 1:19 , "If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land," as the key to his transformation. By repenting of his inward reluctance, he aligned his heart with God’s will, which he believed was for his family to have "the best" rather than "the bare minimum". Practical "Laws" of Prosperity
: Seeking God in prayer, Hagin claims the Lord revealed that while he had obeyed the call to travel, he was not willing because he still longed for the comfort and security of his previous church life. How God Taught Me about Prosperity, 1985, Kenne...
: Hagin taught that Satan, as the "god of this world," is the one hindering the believer's finances. He instructed followers to use their spiritual authority to command, "Satan, take your hands off my money". : He identifies the biblical promise in Isaiah
Hagin explains that the primary obstacle to his financial breakthrough was not a lack of obedience, but a lack of willingness . He describes how, after leaving a stable pastorate in 1949 to become a traveling evangelist, his income plummeted, and his family faced severe hardship. : Hagin taught that Satan, as the "god
: He emphasized that angels are "ministering spirits" sent to serve believers. In his view, believers should command these spirits to "cause the money to come" by influencing people to be generous.
: Hagin argued that faith for finances works identically to faith for healing or salvation. This requires declaring the specific amount needed and thanking God for it before it physically appears. Lasting Impact and Critique
The impact of Hagin's teaching was profound, helping to shift the mid-century charismatic focus from divine healing to divine wealth. He argued that poverty was a "fallacy" and a curse that Christ had redeemed believers from. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. How God Taught Me about Prosperity