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Money for God’s Work
Why does God's work so often struggle financially, even when the vision is clear and the people are willing?Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah returns to Scripture's four most detailed financial governance texts, Exodus 25, 35, and 36, and 1 Chronicles 29, to recover a theology of kingdom resources that has been buried under manipulation, prosperity extremes, and donor fatigue. Money for God's Work is not another fundraising manual.
It is a call to return to the source: giving that flows from a stirred heart, stewardship rooted in worship, and leadership that earns trust by giving first. Drawing from the Tabernacle offering and the Davidic model, Bishop Koduah shows that God initiates giving, that willingness is His chosen method, and that vision clarity, integrity, and transparency are the true foundations of kingdom finance.
With chapters spanning missions funding, digital ministry, building without manipulation, financial accountability, and kingdom entrepreneurship, this book equips pastors, missionaries, kingdom entrepreneurs, and every believer with a biblical framework for funding the vision God has given them, without fear, without pressure, and without compromise. Read it slowly. Let it change how you give. Then let it change how you lead.
It is a call to return to the source: giving that flows from a stirred heart, stewardship rooted in worship, and leadership that earns trust by giving first. Drawing from the Tabernacle offering and the Davidic model, Bishop Koduah shows that God initiates giving, that willingness is His chosen method, and that vision clarity, integrity, and transparency are the true foundations of kingdom finance.
With chapters spanning missions funding, digital ministry, building without manipulation, financial accountability, and kingdom entrepreneurship, this book equips pastors, missionaries, kingdom entrepreneurs, and every believer with a biblical framework for funding the vision God has given them, without fear, without pressure, and without compromise. Read it slowly. Let it change how you give. Then let it change how you lead.
