Many people wonder why they are not experiencing the blessings of God as they believe they should be. In this time of affluence and abundance, there is increasing concern among responsible Christian leaders over the alarming increase in confusion, error, and extremism regarding the prosperity message. Kenneth Hagin believes that although there is no Midas touch or magical formula for material success, there are opportunities for those who are willing to be diligent and faithful in the work of their minds and hands and that there are biblical principles concerning prosperity and blessing that God honors according to His Word. This book is an attempt to bring clarity and understanding to those honestly seeking biblical truth concerning money and prosperity, according to Hagin's understanding and interpretation of Scripture. Although his interpretations of Scripture do not always conform to traditionally accepted rules for biblical interpretation, he does make many good points. Written in a pleasantly personable style, The Midas Touch is thought provoking.
Questions addressed include:

Should believers expect a "hundredfold return" on what they give?

Is "supernatural debt cancellation" biblical?

Is the wealth of the wicked laid up for the just?

Are Christians entitled to an "end-time" transfer of wealth?

Is "naming your seed" scriptural?

Should you believe God for the "double portion"?

Is financial prosperity a sign of spirituality?

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Reviewed by Leonzo Miller (Palm Bay, Florida), December 02, 2009

After receiving this book, I couldn't wait to consume its contents. Dr. Hagin adds balance to teaching about prosperity and wealth. He provides bible chapter and verse for his teaching. He explains why some have perverted the word for the sake of gain. The Word of God os true; God does propser His people, but we must follow His Word. Here is a book written by a man who saught to "live the Word."

Reviewed by Steven Shumaker (Nephi, UT), July 01, 2009

A great way to see how tithe and offerings should be veiwed not as how God will pay me back but as we help the kingdom grow and seek Him first how He will bless us. Hagin's views are based on biblical principles that are sound and keep us out of ditches that come into the church from time to time. Very easy to understand.

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