The Great Transfer of Wealth: Financial Release for Advancing God's Kingdom

You Can Be a Part of God's Great Release of Wealth The Bible proclaims a coming day when God will release a great transfer of the world's wealth into the hands of His people. Why would God divert the world's wealth in such a manner? Wouldn't such an enterprise be driven by greed or the evil spirit of mammon? Or might there be a higher purpose?Revered author C. Peter Wagner delves deeply into this amazing prophecy, showing how God will bring about a miraculous, worldwide financial transformation so that the Great Commission will be fulfilled and His kingdom will be established on earth. And these things will be witnessed by this generation With great wisdom and clarity.
Wagner describes...

• The proper uses of this wealth
• The mechanism of its distribution
• The goals it is intended to achieve
• How the newly financed church will use its "seven mountains of influence" to change the world

God is poised to shake the world's financial foundations to their core. All Bible-believing Christians need to take steps to be prepared, for they will be the ones God uses to receive this blessing, influence the world, and help to fulfill Jesus's Great Commission.


Author: C. Peter Wagner
Publisher: Whitaker House
Published: 11/25/2014
Pages: 160
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.40lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.40d
ISBN13: 9781629112817
ISBN10: 162911281X
BISAC Categories:
- Religion | Christian Living | Stewardship & Giving
- Religion | Christian Theology | Ethics

About the Author
Charles Peter Wagner (1930-2016) was a theologian, missionary, writer, teacher, and church growth specialist well known for his writings on spiritual warfare. He was the vice president of Global Spheres, Inc. (GSI), an apostolic network providing activation and alignment for kingdom-minded leaders of the body of Christ. Wagner traveled extensively throughout the world, helping to equip believers to minister in the areas of apostolic ministries, wealth, dominion, and reformation of society.
Earlier in his life, he served as a missionary to Bolivia, taught at Fuller Theological Seminary's School of World Missions (now the School of Intercultural Studies) for thirty years, and founded and developed Global Harvest Ministries and Wagner Leadership Institute (now Wagner University).
The author of more than seventy books, Wagner has been credited with founding the New Apostolic Reformation.