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February 1, 2026 . God's authentic prosperity plan isn't about accumulating wealth for personal gain, but about being blessed to be a blessing to others. According to 2 Corinthians 9:10-11, God provides both seed to sow and bread to eat, teaching us the difference between resources meant for planting and those meant for consumption. Many fall into financial trouble by prioritizing desires over needs and consuming what should be invested in God's kingdom. True biblical prosperity enriches us so we can give more generously, developing righteousness in our character and making God's love known more widely. The key is living below our means, understanding needs versus wants, and maintaining grateful hearts that naturally lead to generous giving.

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Key Verses
2 Corinthians 9:10-11
1 Corinthians 16:1-2
Acts 20:35
Matthew 6:33

Questions
How does Pastor Keys define the difference between 'seed' and 'bread' in our finances, and why is this distinction important?
What are the characteristics of purposeful giving according to Paul's instructions to the Corinthian church?
How does the illegitimate prosperity gospel differ from God's authentic prosperity plan as described in the sermon?
Pastor Keys mentions that 'giving never diminishes us because God replenishes us.' How have you experienced this principle in your own life?
What does it mean that we should be 'enriched in everything for all liberality'? How does this challenge our typical view of wealth?
How can we practically distinguish between our 'needs' and 'wants' when making financial decisions?
What role does contentment play in God's prosperity plan, and how does Paul's example in Philippians demonstrate this?
How should the knowledge that 'seasons change' affect our approach to financial stewardship and planning?

Life Application
This week, conduct a personal financial audit by listing all your monthly expenses and categorizing them as either 'needs' or 'wants.' For each 'want' item, ask yourself if it's preventing you from being more generous or from building financial stability. Choose one area where you can downsize or eliminate a want in order to redirect those resources toward giving, saving, or debt reduction. Practice the principle of distinguishing between 'seed money' (for giving and investing) and 'bread money' (for consumption) in your budget.

Key Takeaways
God supplies seed to sowers - He provides resources specifically for those who give generously
God promises to meet our needs, not our wants - We must distinguish between necessities and desires
God entrusts more seed to faithful givers - Consistent generosity leads to increased capacity for giving
Giving aligns our trust with God and deepens our righteousness - Generosity transforms our character
Giving is worship, not leverage - We don't give to manipulate God but to honor Him