The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, according to Bishop Malcolm, only when you have converted your work tools into weapons of war can the weak say I am strong. Bishop Malcolm also claims that at the root of all social evil, they are a set of economic factors at play. Therefore, it is extremely important to be economically strong. 

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, According to Bishop Malcolm, They will be no prosperity or progress in life without promise. Therefore, the ability to make and keep a promise is a fundamental prerequisite of success in life.

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, According to Bishop Malcolm, They will be no prosperity or progress in life without promise. Therefore, the ability to make and keep a promise is a fundamental prerequisite of success in life.

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, using Genesis 41, 33-38 of when Joseph advises Pharaoh about planning for the upcoming famine as a backdrop, Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage the congregation to prepare financially for their future using the biblical principal of delayed gratification. Bishop Malcolm also claimed that the ability to anticipate a challenge and create a contingency for it is what makes people prosperous. 

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, using Genesis 41, 33-38 of when Joseph advises Pharaoh about planning for the upcoming famine as a backdrop, Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage the congregation to prepare financially for their future using the biblical principal of delayed gratification. Bishop Malcolm also claimed that the ability to anticipate a challenge and create a contingency for it is what makes people prosperous. 

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals.

The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals.

In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God, and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship. However, in this concluding episode of the series, Bishop Malcolm claims that when you are born again, the part of you that is born again is your spirit man and not your mind, which is why your mind has to be renewed by the word. Therefore, after being born again, your spirit man is regenerated and recreated, making you a new person. 

In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God, and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship. However, in this concluding episode of the series, Bishop Malcolm claims that when you are born again, the part of you that is born again is your spirit man and not your mind, which is why your mind has to be renewed by the word. Therefore, after being born again, your spirit man is regenerated and recreated, making you a new person.