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The Ways of Prosperity: God's Provision for Every Area of Your Life
"Beloved, I pray that in all respects you may prosper and be in good health, just as your soul prospers." ---3 John 1:2NASB
Prosperity is a lifestyle and mind-set that can be learned and nurtured.
That’s what Jeremy and Ally Butrous believe and want to share with you.
Jeremy and Ally Butrous have scoured the Bible and found at least 153 ways God wants His children to prosper. Now, with this new step-by-step guide, Jeremy and Ally have honed in on 52 clear ways that God provides for us--spiritual, emotional, relational, financial, social, and professional. Their goal is not to rehash the old approach to prosperity, rather to show all the ways God wants his children to thrive.
Whether or not you are prospering financially, your higher calling is to live a life where your "soul prospers."
Each way of prosperity comes directly from Scripture and serves as an invitation to know God in a more intimate way. By shifting your mind-set through specific actions, you can learn to thrive spiritually, emotionally, relationally, and occupationally. This book will be a critical resource to develop a biblically based prosperous blueprint for your life.
As a PhD candidate and Christian counselor, Ally helps guide people every day to contend with trauma and hardships to ultimately live lives of emotional health, self-worth, and holistic prosperity. With her advanced training and experience in Christian psychology, this book incorporates topics of emotional awareness, mental health, scientific research, and how to practically identify and engage with prosperity opportunities that are all around us.
Each entry is paired with a corresponding scripture and application, so you can be empowered to take the next steps. This devotional-style book will focus on the "7 Avenues" of life and offers soul renewal and total realignment for:
Relationships/Family
Spiritual growth
Health (emotional and physical)
Financial stability
Business/Professional life
Cognitive thinking
Social connection
The Ways of Prosperity is an essential guide to help you identify and recommit to exciting, tangible ways you can take steps to achieve the prosperity God created you to live in.
Prosperity is a lifestyle and mind-set that can be learned and nurtured.
That’s what Jeremy and Ally Butrous believe and want to share with you.
Jeremy and Ally Butrous have scoured the Bible and found at least 153 ways God wants His children to prosper. Now, with this new step-by-step guide, Jeremy and Ally have honed in on 52 clear ways that God provides for us--spiritual, emotional, relational, financial, social, and professional. Their goal is not to rehash the old approach to prosperity, rather to show all the ways God wants his children to thrive.
Whether or not you are prospering financially, your higher calling is to live a life where your "soul prospers."
Each way of prosperity comes directly from Scripture and serves as an invitation to know God in a more intimate way. By shifting your mind-set through specific actions, you can learn to thrive spiritually, emotionally, relationally, and occupationally. This book will be a critical resource to develop a biblically based prosperous blueprint for your life.
As a PhD candidate and Christian counselor, Ally helps guide people every day to contend with trauma and hardships to ultimately live lives of emotional health, self-worth, and holistic prosperity. With her advanced training and experience in Christian psychology, this book incorporates topics of emotional awareness, mental health, scientific research, and how to practically identify and engage with prosperity opportunities that are all around us.
Each entry is paired with a corresponding scripture and application, so you can be empowered to take the next steps. This devotional-style book will focus on the "7 Avenues" of life and offers soul renewal and total realignment for:
Relationships/Family
Spiritual growth
Health (emotional and physical)
Financial stability
Business/Professional life
Cognitive thinking
Social connection
The Ways of Prosperity is an essential guide to help you identify and recommit to exciting, tangible ways you can take steps to achieve the prosperity God created you to live in.
176 pages, Paperback
Published August 18, 2020
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October 17, 2020
This book took me on a journey to understanding prosperity beyond financial while remaining in Scripture and faith. It guides you in prosperity in all areas of life. The authors provide direction and guidance with forty-nine ways to increase prosperity in several areas of your life. What I really enjoyed is that the authors speak from their heats and souls and from their own life stories. This book spoke to me and I think or know it will speak to you. A keeper. A great guide to keep near your nightstand to reference when needed. A must read.
November 23, 2020
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The Ways of Prosperity by Ally and Jeremy Butrous is a Theologically focused self-help book to help the reader find prosperity in their life. Divided into seven areas of one’s life, relationships, spiritual growth, health (both emotional and physical), financial, professional, mindset and social, Ally and Jeremy use scripture to back up their claims, providing their readers with a realistic approach to the modern world that still has links to God.
This book was exactly what I needed, because not only is it God-driven, but it also places God, religion and prosperity in a modern context, dealing with real issues that many of us face, such as wanting to start businesses, problems with your relationships or dealing with people who may be bringing you down. After a tough year, this balance between God and reality was a breath of fresh air.
One of my favourite things about this book was how the authors views and my views of the world and God were fairly aligned and in sync, something often difficult for me to find nowadays as a young person who believes in God. Having been baptised Protestant but growing up in a very small patriarchal, Catholic town, with a typical Catholic Spanish grandmother, my views of religion in my childhood sadly became warped and made me feel isolated. If you’re looking for a scripture-based book that can also be wholeheartedly relatable, I cannot recommend this book enough.
This is how realistic their suggestions are throughout: Because of the nature of the book, with the authors including tasks for the readers to undertake, I was worried their advice would be ‘too religious’, especially because virtually everyone around me isn’t religious, it made me think – how could I implement their advice in a secular world? However, I was pleasantly surprised that they often reiterated that the readers didn’t need to undertake their work in the name of God and could go about it from the individual’s perspective. To me, this made me appreciate the authors even more because it felt like they understood my struggles and gave advice already thinking of my worries. Finding God in a secular world is a challenge, but I genuinely think Ally and Jeremy have honest intentions, and they want for everyone to achieve prosperity, whether the reader perceives God to be there with them or not.
The only weakness I would say this book had was because of the strict structure of this book, following these areas of life, it could become slightly repetitive and perhaps forced. For example, the general advice of ‘God will guide you’ can be applied throughout the seven areas, so perhaps the authors sometimes found themselves repeating quotes.
Overall, if you’re looking for advice from two successful individuals who have grounded their success in their belief in God, then I would strongly encourage you to read this book. From a great balance of God and advice to the authors opening about their experiences, this book makes for a great New Years read in my opinion!
Bottles of Books
The Ways of Prosperity by Ally and Jeremy Butrous is a Theologically focused self-help book to help the reader find prosperity in their life. Divided into seven areas of one’s life, relationships, spiritual growth, health (both emotional and physical), financial, professional, mindset and social, Ally and Jeremy use scripture to back up their claims, providing their readers with a realistic approach to the modern world that still has links to God.
This book was exactly what I needed, because not only is it God-driven, but it also places God, religion and prosperity in a modern context, dealing with real issues that many of us face, such as wanting to start businesses, problems with your relationships or dealing with people who may be bringing you down. After a tough year, this balance between God and reality was a breath of fresh air.
One of my favourite things about this book was how the authors views and my views of the world and God were fairly aligned and in sync, something often difficult for me to find nowadays as a young person who believes in God. Having been baptised Protestant but growing up in a very small patriarchal, Catholic town, with a typical Catholic Spanish grandmother, my views of religion in my childhood sadly became warped and made me feel isolated. If you’re looking for a scripture-based book that can also be wholeheartedly relatable, I cannot recommend this book enough.
This is how realistic their suggestions are throughout: Because of the nature of the book, with the authors including tasks for the readers to undertake, I was worried their advice would be ‘too religious’, especially because virtually everyone around me isn’t religious, it made me think – how could I implement their advice in a secular world? However, I was pleasantly surprised that they often reiterated that the readers didn’t need to undertake their work in the name of God and could go about it from the individual’s perspective. To me, this made me appreciate the authors even more because it felt like they understood my struggles and gave advice already thinking of my worries. Finding God in a secular world is a challenge, but I genuinely think Ally and Jeremy have honest intentions, and they want for everyone to achieve prosperity, whether the reader perceives God to be there with them or not.
The only weakness I would say this book had was because of the strict structure of this book, following these areas of life, it could become slightly repetitive and perhaps forced. For example, the general advice of ‘God will guide you’ can be applied throughout the seven areas, so perhaps the authors sometimes found themselves repeating quotes.
Overall, if you’re looking for advice from two successful individuals who have grounded their success in their belief in God, then I would strongly encourage you to read this book. From a great balance of God and advice to the authors opening about their experiences, this book makes for a great New Years read in my opinion!
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