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Spiritual Prosperity

This month is financial prosperity month for me. hence I have spend the days mediating on the word of God. My desire is to understand God's perspective on prosperity and how to go about attaining it. Sadly I have watched a lot of Christians who have sprung up with material riches and only to loose them along the way. Most use the world's way of prosperity to attaint their riches.
3 John 2 Says Below I wish above all things that thou may prosper and be in health even as thy soul prospers.
God links prosperity to our souls. The question I asked is how does my soul prosper? Prosperity of the soul comes from meditating on the word of God. If we want to prosper in God then we need to start spending quality time in God's word, as we spend time in his word the more we take on his mindset and outlook on issues that we face in life. Sadly that is one of the hardest things for most people as there are lots of other interest that takes up their time of being in the word.
On top of spending time in the word we need to also start learning to listen to God speak to us. God speaks all the time but if you don't develop that ability you wont be able to hear him speak. god's word in John 16:13 Says Howbeit when the spirit of truth comes he will guide you into all truth. As we spend more time with him he will be revealing truths or solutions to the different issues that we are facing in life. If there is anything I want more in life that is to be in the word and in God.

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