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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 5 MIN

THIS IS WHY YOU ARE BROKE BY APOSTLE JOSHUA SELMAN

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THE HIDDEN BATTLE KEEPING YOU BROKE Poverty operates in three dimensions, and if you do not address it from this tripartite perspective, it can hinder your prosperity in the kingdom. 1. Poverty is first a spirit. 2. Poverty is a mindset. 3. Poverty is a product of actions and activities. Poverty is first a spirit, then a mindset, and finally a product of actions and activities that lead to it. If you change your actions but still have a poverty mindset, you will remain poor. If you change your mindset but do not address the spiritual dimension, poverty will persist. Until you break the spirit of poverty, renew your mind, and engage in wealth-building actions, you will not escape poverty. How does this spirit operate? It creates occurrences that hinder financial abundance or deplete available resources by orchestrating events that drain finances. I pray for you, in the name of Jesus Christ: Every spirit of poverty that has crept into your life, your business, or your family—devouring your resources like a cankerworm, a palmerworm, or a caterpillar—I declare that you are free from it forever! Watch the full sermon titled: "Jehovah Jireh (The God That Supplies)"

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