Kingdom Secrets: The Oldest Con in the Book
The enemy has run the same play on your money and your faith since the Garden. Learn to spot it, refuse it, and step into God’s economy.
- The three moves the enemy runs on your money, so you can name them and refuse them
- Why “tithing is Old Testament” falls apart when you read what Jesus actually said
- The four kinds of giving (tithe, firstfruits, alms, and seed) and why so many generous people never get ahead
- Why a seed is a declaration, not a donation, and how to name yours
- How to choose good soil before you plant
- Why fear always shows up at the threshold, and how to break it by moving anyway
- God’s dare in Malachi 3: the only place in Scripture He says “test Me”
- Three decisions you can make the day you finish
It only takes one word.
In the Garden, the enemy never told Eve that God was wrong. He just asked a question: “Did God really say…?” One word of doubt, and it worked. It is still working today, every time money and God show up in the same sentence.
Does God really want me to tithe? Will He really provide? Is that really still for today?
If you have ever felt your hand tighten at the exact moment you were about to obey God with your money, this book is for you.
Kingdom Secrets is not a guilt trip, and it is not a prosperity pitch dressed up in Bible verses. It is an exposé. Joe Wood pulls back the curtain on the three moves the enemy uses to keep the seed in your hand, then walks you through how God’s economy actually works, straight from Scripture.
Along the way, Joe shares the story behind the book: leaving a comfortable life in Colorado for a pay cut in Missouri, planting a seed bigger than a month’s salary while he was afraid, and what happened in the months that followed.
Seven short chapters. Three decisions. One invitation from God Himself: Try Me.
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