Domain 6: Greed and Love of Money
Mammon – The Slave Master of Greed
Problem: When Gold Becomes God
The world bows to the dollar, euro, yen, or cryptocurrency. Churches chase prosperity over truth. Governments serve corporations before people. Families are torn apart by debt. Purpose is traded for profit. Eternal priorities are sacrificed for temporary gain.
Historical Context: Mammon in Scripture
The term Mammon comes from Aramaic, meaning riches or wealth. In Matthew 6:24, Jesus says, “You cannot serve both God and money.” Throughout history, wealth itself was never condemned, but the worship of wealth was always warned against. Read more here.
Result: Chains You Cannot See
Homelessness grows as resources are hoarded. Debt becomes slavery. Luxury hides emptiness. The poor idolize the rich, the rich forget God. Mammon keeps the masses working without rest, demanding more for less.
Demonic Power: The Spirit of Mammon
Mammon is a king cloaked in currency, ruling through financial chains. He whispers your worth is your net worth. His chains are credit cards, contracts, and the lie of “just one more deal.”
The Redemption: Kingdom Finance Restored
- Raise up Certified Kingdom Advisors (CKAs).
- Break debt cycles.
- Teach budgeting that aligns with Scripture.
- Encourage radical generosity.
Testimonies: From Bankruptcy to Kingdom Building
- A bankrupt believer rebuilt a business to fund missions worldwide.
- A CEO walked away from millions to serve in ministry.
- A family went from deep debt to funding church plants.
Mission: Break the Chains of Mammon
- Break the idolatry of money in Church and marketplace.
- Teach prosperity without selling your soul.
- Equip families to live richly in God’s Kingdom.
- Raise a generation of givers.
“You cannot serve both God and money.” — Matthew 6:24