God doesn't want you to be poor. Here's why:

Are you a Christian struggling to make peace with our modern world's obsession with wealth and earthly possessions?

Are you looking for a new perspective allowing you to reconcile your faith with the constraints of an ever-changing society?

Do you want to build a healthier relationship with money, making it a real asset for spiritual growth rather than a hindering liability?

If you've answered "yes" to any of these questions, then you're in good hands.

As Christians, we understand that there are two types of wealth we should be concerned with; riches on earth and riches in heaven.

In fact, the subject is so prominent in our faith that the Scriptures mention financial matters more often than subjects like healing, mercy, and even prayer.

While the bible does tell us that "it's harder for a rich person to get to heaven than it is for a camel to go through the eye of a needle," we find ourselves living in a world where one cannot advance, let alone survive without money.

However, the answer to this dilemma lies in the middle ground.

It may be time to redefine what wealth is and stop being slaves to modern ideas of success.

If we can manage to see richness or poverty as states of the mind rather than the status of our bank accounts, then we would finally set ourselves on a path closer to God's will.

Money is necessary, but what's more important is how we decide to use it.

By breaking out of the consumerist mindset and allowing yourself to see wealth for what it truly is, you will finally be able to find a balance between Christian wisdom and modern capitalism.

In Slavery to Success, you will discover:

• How God's will is not for you to be poor, but to actually use your wealth to make the world a better place
• A true understanding of how the concept of "money" came to be such a fundamental part of our society, providing you with the necessary knowledge to stop it from taking over your life and wellbeing
• How money isn't inherently good or evil, and how it, instead, takes on the character of the one who holds it
• An in-depth exploration of what the Scripture has to say about money, giving you a comprehensive outlook on wealth in Christian faith
• The #1 secret to happiness that money can't ever buy (hint: it's not what you think)
• The crucial spiritual laws that must govern your life in order to make wealth an ally rather than an enemy
• Bonus: a thorough guide into all the essential financial matters, allowing you to truly understand how to prepare yourself to seize any opportunity that comes your way

And much more.

Wealth is nothing more than a means to bring about a sense of security, giving you the power to make relevant choices to meet your needs.

It's time to release yourself from the shackles of greed and opportunism, and let compassion and fairness be your driving force.

Consumerism is the biggest temptation we need to fend off -- capitalism functions unfairly only because we allow it to.

The saying, "The quickest path to a man's heart is through his stomach, the quickest way to his soul is through his wallet," only holds true when we let ourselves be seduced by the temptation of always wanting more than what we need.