Church and parachurch leaders are more concerned with what is "spiritual." This is a positive thing, as we all want the Holy Spirit to empower us for God's kingdom. We know that we need the Holy Spirit to help us do the will of God. We are also aware that our neighbors, friends, and nations need to hear the gospel. We know that it is our duty as believers to take the gospel to unreached people. However, we often forget that taking the good news to the unreached has a cost. No single church can impact its surroundings without investing in finances. In my home country, Rwanda, four years ago, many churches with well-trained pastors were shut down, not because of spiritual issues, but because they lacked the financial resources to maintain their buildings. Pastors had invested more in spirituality than in financial matters. This book is a valuable tool that will help spiritual leaders increase their knowledge in raising and managing funds needed to accelerate the Great Commission and impact their places of ministry. I am very pleased to commend this helpful book to my fellow ministers.

The book on financial evangelism is undeniably a profound source of wisdom for Christians who are eager to expand the kingdom of God on earth and advance the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. In our fast-growing world, where financial capacity plays a crucial role in spreading the gospel, this book offers invaluable insights. As Jesus declared in Matthew 16:18, "… on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hell will not prevail against it." Taking these profound words to heart, I am fully convinced that this book is a must-read, as it provides sound biblical knowledge on the necessity of utilizing our resources to advance the work of the kingdom here on earth. Personally, I approached this book with the ulterior motive of gaining a deep spiritual understanding of the importance of being channels of blessing in the kingdom. To my delight, the book addresses the questions that trouble modern Christians concerning financing the kingdom, offering substantial scriptural backing that left me in awe, wondering why such a book had not been available earlier. The authors' discernment in distinguishing between church financiers and kingdom financiers is an eye-opener that effectively settles debates surrounding the topic of financing the kingdom agenda. Every reader will be won over by the profound insights and unrelenting scriptural perspectives that dispel any doubts. This book has encouraged me to wholeheartedly embrace the race set before me and to confidently address the concerns surrounding kingdom financing. A cherished Bible verse of mine, Matthew 6:33, admonishes us to "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you." I firmly believe that kingdom financing is a manifestation of this act of seeking God first, making it a primary act of worship for believers. The principle of taking care of God's business and experiencing His reciprocal care remains unchanging. As we witness a paradigm shift in our service to God, kingdom financing emerges as an expressive form of devotion. This book is truly profound, enlightening, edifying, and above all, instructive in guiding us to passionately engage in and fulfill the will of God.

The long-awaited clarion call for a book that discerns Christian principles and practices concerning wealth creation, differentiating them from non-Christian ideas and ideals, has finally been answered. This distinct book, which I would dub the "financial freedom friend," has arrived to serve as the one-stop-shop resource that the Christian world has been searching for over the last century.

The significance of financial resources for the Great Commission cannot be overlooked. With over 8 billion people on Earth, it is disheartening that only a few have been exposed to the message of Christ. Many are still lost and in need of hearing the good news of the kingdom, but we struggle to reach them without adequate resources. In light of this, I consider Nelson and Elizabeth's latest book a true blessing to the church. Having had the privilege of experiencing their ministry in our church on multiple occasions and reading their numerous publications, I must say that Financial Evangelism stands out as an exceptional work. It is undoubtedly one of the finest books written on the subject of money and business for the modern Christian. The content is awe-inspiring, and its impact is bound to resonate across generations. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to Christian entrepreneurs and professionals from diverse fields of endeavor. By reading Financial Evangelism, we can gain valuable insights into aligning our financial resources with the Kingdom's advancement. Let us embrace this powerful resource and contribute effectively to spreading the message of Christ to the unreached masses.

As an entrepreneur with expertise in event management, I have always strongly believed that businesspeople have a significant and vital role to play in the church and the fulfillment of the Great Commission. Unfortunately, for years, it seems that the church has somewhat sidelined entrepreneurs and professionals, leading some to believe that they must leave their businesses and go into full-time ministry to please God. However, I am thrilled by how this book, Financial Evangelism, has dispelled such misconceptions and clearly outlined the unique roles kingdom entrepreneurs can play in advancing the Kingdom of God. Financial Evangelism is not your typical personal business or finance book; it is truly one of a kind. The content is revealing, inspiring, and empowering. It offers valuable insights on achieving business success and wealth creation from a biblical perspective, while also providing practical guidelines on how Christians can strategically use their wealth and careers as tools for accomplishing the Great Commission. If you are an entrepreneur seeking wisdom on how to become a valuable asset in the Kingdom of God, this book is a must-read. It will undoubtedly transform your perspective on the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship. Congratulations to Nelson and Elizabeth for producing such an impactful and enlightening work!

It is amazing how people are willing to spend huge sums of money on worldly entertainment, but frown when the church uses resources to do its ministry work. If Christians don't push the gospel, the world certainly won't. That is why the church needs financial evangelists: people who will use their financial resources to push the agenda of God's kingdom. The church should not shy away from talking about money, because the Lord Jesus Himself didn't. In fact, He talked about money more than any other topic in the Bible. The book Financial Evangelism by Nelson and Elizabeth is a must-read for every church seeking to spread the gospel and raise kingdom financiers. The book provides kingdom business keys to entrepreneurial success, as well as the top ten keys to perpetual wealth. It also teaches how to use money to fund the gospel and make a difference in the world. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to use their finances to advance the kingdom of God. It is a blessing to read and will challenge you to think differently about money.

For the past 50 years, I have had the privilege of serving in various capacities in evangelistic campaigns in Ghana, many African countries, Asia, Europe, and North America. I have also read several books on evangelism and soul winning, but this is the only one that directly links evangelism and financial success, suggesting that the purpose of financial prosperity is to fund the preaching of the gospel. The Great Commission was the main assignment that our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ gave the church on His ascension to heaven. In that instruction, He made it explicitly clear that we must do all we can to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. Unfortunately, the church has not been able to do this simply because there seems to be a lack of financial resources that could help to achieve this aim. Additionally, as the second coming of the Lord draws near, not many believers are conscious of giving evangelism the needed priority it deserves. Against this backdrop, I find this book, titled Financial Evangelism, to be relevant and timely. In my view, it is an empowerment tool for championing the Great Commission. It is not just another book on wealth and business success. Financial Evangelism examines keys that Christian businesspeople can apply to create wealth in order to advance the kingdom of God. The book also presents timeless sound success principles for entrepreneurs who desire to do business God's way. I am confident that this timely book will ignite the fire for evangelism and soul winning in many ministries across the globe. I highly and enthusiastically recommend it. Congratulations to Nelson and Elizabeth for this great work!

As a pastor, I appreciate the unique role that financial resources play in fulfilling the Great Commission. It is an open secret that we cannot talk about the success of a church in reaching out to the lost without referring to the availability of financial resources. This book promises to be a great resource in raising the needed financiers for the end-time harvest. Against this backdrop, I find this latest publication by Nelson and Elizabeth to be a powerful tool for championing the Great Commission. The book also has vital lessons for kingdom entrepreneurs, as well as professionals in different fields. It is a masterpiece for the modern church, and I highly recommend it.

The world needs to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And unlike any other time in the history of the world, people need to be saved through dedication to bring Jesus to them by His servants. For this to happen, often financial backing is needed. This can be in the form of a little, or much more for those who can afford it and who wish to do it. We all deeply desire to bring people to our Lord and Saviour, and there is much rejoicing in heaven when a soul is saved. As Joe Kirby from Off the Kirb Ministries says, “We were designed to worship.” of worship is giving and financing ministries that grow the Kingdom of God. He also says, “We should be grateful for what we have. The Lord Jesus is in the business of creating new beginnings.” And yes, we should be grateful, and when we can do so, we should give. Just as Jesus is in the business of creating new beginnings, we too should be part of the business of ensuring that this same Jesus is brought to many. For this reason, kingdom entrepreneurship needs to be hugely encouraged. Kingdom financiers are critical to grow the kingdom to the glory of God. As a start, resources should go to your local church or church community that makes sense. What is more important is the giving of time and commitment to spreading the gospel. This book is a must-read for all Christians who want to grow the Kingdom of God. It gives very practical advice for those who can give their time to those who can invest vast amounts of money in God’s work. It is biblically based and thoroughly researched. I recommend it to both new and older sons and daughters of the Most-High God.

Jesus gave us a clear and straightforward mandate to preach the gospel to all creation. However, there is a big gap between the money needed to fulfill this mandate and what we have in our hands to do the actual work. This is even more challenging in today's world, where finances are scarce. The church has also contributed to this problem by not properly understanding the concept of money and how it should be used for the advancement of the gospel. The book Financial Evangelism provides a deep practical understanding of how we can gain financial dominion and how money can be used as a tool in propagating the gospel. The wisdom in this book has the power to transform the minds of believers and enable them to exercise financial dominion that will cause them to reign in life and make impact in the advancement of the Kingdom of God here on earth.

I have always believed that entrepreneurs and professionals have an important role to play in the accomplishment of the Great Commission, and I am glad that a book on this subject has finally been written. For years, the church has neglected the roles of kingdom businesspeople in its major assignment, reaching out to the lost. Some people have even erroneously thought that they must resign from their workplaces and go into full-time ministry in order for God to be pleased with them. In this book, Nelson and Elizabeth propound solid theories on how to run a successful business on sound biblical principles and how to position one's business and career as a tool for advancing the gospel in the world. The book also examines time-tested strategies for creating perpetual wealth and how to use this new-found wealth as a tool to fund the gospel. Christians who are on the lookout for sound Bible keys to become financially independent can also find great wisdom in this book. Significantly, the purpose of wealth and prosperity is to bless lives and fund the gospel. This theme runs throughout the book. Honestly, this is one of the best books I have ever read on money and business in years! I would like to congratulate the authors for the masterly manner in which they presented the various topics and chapters that have culminated into this masterpiece. Financial Evangelism is destined to impact millions of Christians all over the world. I pray that the Almighty will breathe upon it and let it bring light into every business. I also pray for more grace upon them to unravel the mysteries of the Kingdom of God on earth. Congratulations!

Every vision requires adequate funding, and the business of soul winning is no exception. As someone who believes in youth development, I can appreciate the frustration of pastors who have a vision to reach the unsaved but do not have the means to achieve it. In addition to representing Christ in the marketplace or wherever we find ourselves, we are also expected to use our financial resources to champion the agenda of soul winning and discipleship. It is in this vein that I welcome the masterpiece titled Financial Evangelism. This book addresses key issues on kingdom finance, business, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation, making it a great companion for anyone with an interest in these areas. It is an eye-opener, and I highly recommend it to all, especially Christian professionals and entrepreneurs. Congratulations to Nelson and Elizabeth for this outstanding work!    

God deserves abundant praise, worship, and adoration for bestowing upon us the gift of Nelson Semanu and Elizabeth Boandoh-Korkor, two prolific and serial writers of great substance. This dynamic literary duo, akin to Priscilla and Aquila, an equally charismatic Christian couple from the early church, is devoted to the ministry of the saints. Their seminal work, Financial Evangelism, further accentuates their profile as courageous explorers of uncharted waters and fearless trailblazers in areas others may fear to tread. With unwavering courage and enthusiasm, Nelson and Elizabeth fearlessly address taboo topics that have hindered the growth and development of many individuals. The passion with which the authors express their thoughts and the clarity of their communication are truly commendable. Financial Evangelism is a must-read for serious-minded individuals seeking an impactful Christ-centered lifestyle that transcends their time on earth. The book's timing is especially pertinent as we navigate through a period of significant financial challenges and economic turmoil, with several nations and individuals grappling with the effects of recession. I trust that readers will approach this book with prayerful consideration and embrace its time-tested principles for personal and corporate transformational turnaround.  

There are various methods of evangelism, and one of the key approaches is through finance. I am delighted that we now have a book that sheds light on the financial aspect of evangelism, termed as "Financial Evangelism" by the authors. It is essential to stress that evangelism goes beyond the conventional image of sharing Bibles and winning souls for Christ. While that is a fundamental form of evangelism, our contemporary world offers one of the most active avenues for spreading the Gospel through the use of financial resources. Given the global interconnectedness, financial means can reach people in any corner of the world with the message of the Gospel. Financial Evangelism involves how we utilize our financial resources as Christians. It is not an exclusive call for a few individuals but a mandate for every believer who identifies as a child of God. Often, many of us fail to realize that our financial decisions are a form of evangelism. When we invest money in something, we are essentially promoting and spreading the good news about that venture. For example, putting money into business promotion is a form of evangelism, known as marketing and advertising. Similarly, when we allocate our finances to support the Gospel and God's work, we directly contribute to promoting the kingdom and its values. Nelson and Elizabeth have done an outstanding job by creating this masterpiece. It is not just a book; it is a manual that every born-again Christian should have on their desk. It is a valuable resource for ministries in our current generation, not only for pastors but also for church workers in general. I wholeheartedly endorse this book and pray that it becomes a blessing to everyone who reads it!  

At the tender age of 16, I surrendered my life to Christ while living in Entebbe, Uganda. Despite my parents not permitting me to attend church, I found genuine fellowship in the school's Christian Union Fellowship. Surprisingly, I was appointed treasurer of the fellowship soon after joining, and I marveled at the leadership's trust in me, considering I was a new convert. Little did I know that God had a plan to teach me stewardship and the importance of understanding the church's needs from a young age. Even with limited opportunities to attend church, whenever I had the chance, I willingly gave all my pocket money towards church projects, embracing the call of stewardship wholeheartedly. Discovering a book that clearly defines your identity in the Kingdom of God is a profound experience. For my husband and me, this quest has been a long one, despite being involved in several ministries. However, we noticed that our consistency lies in our heartfelt desire to bless men and women of God by taking them out for meals, shopping, and showing them love and care. We believe they deserve moments of respite from their relentless service. These men and women are ordinary human beings with their own needs and desires. Who spends quality time with them? Who do they turn to when ministry drains them, seeking support and understanding? It is this genuine care and affection that we have now come to realize aligns with the calling of Financial Evangelists. Reading this book has brought immense excitement as we finally recognize and embrace our role as Financial Evangelists. The seemingly small acts of kindness and support we offer in God's Kingdom can make a significant difference. By caring for those who have been called to minister the Gospel, we become an integral part of God's redemption plan. Financial Evangelists existed in the Bible and continue to play a vital role in advancing the Gospel. I wholeheartedly recommend this book because the knowledge it imparts boosts your confidence to give even more. I express my heartfelt gratitude to Nelson and Elizabeth for shining a light on the existence and significance of Financial Evangelists, reinforcing the importance of our calling in God's Kingdom. May God's blessings be upon you both!

Financial Evangelism is an exceptional book that skillfully establishes a direct link between evangelism and finance, making it a masterpiece on the purpose of wealth for believers. Over the years, discussions on wealth and financial prosperity have sparked debates among both Christians and non-Christians, with some ministers of the Gospel being labeled as prosperity preachers. This has led to discomfort for some believers whenever the subject of money is raised in church. However, Nelson and Elizabeth, in this remarkable book, eloquently argue that financial prosperity is a God-given blessing and that ample financial resources are essential for fulfilling the Great Commission, as outlined by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in Matthew 28:18-20. They emphasize that the lack of sufficient financial resources has been a significant hindrance to modern missions. As a Financial Evangelist myself, I have personally experienced immense benefits by giving back from the little God has entrusted to me. I firmly believe that if believers are faithful in stewarding the financial resources in their hands, the church will be empowered to reach even the most remote and unreached places in the world. One of the most commendable aspects of this book is its practical approach to entrepreneurial success and wealth creation. It not only encourages believers to finance the Gospel but also provides valuable insights that will greatly benefit businesspeople aiming to stand out prominently. After all, how can we give what we do not possess in the first place? However, I must acknowledge that there are believers who have been mightily blessed by God but have yet to fully grasp the purpose of the wealth bestowed upon them. Sadly, many believers have not been faithful stewards of God's money, making this book an eye-opening revelation and a call for revival in the marketplace and among church leaders. I highly recommend Financial Evangelism as a must-read for every believer seeking a deeper understanding of the profound connection between finance and evangelism. This book holds the potential to ignite a fresh perspective on wealth, encouraging believers to embrace their God-given financial resources with stewardship and generosity, ultimately fueling the mission of spreading the Gospel and impacting lives worldwide.

The book Financial Evangelism by Nelson and Elizabeth is a masterpiece. The church was founded by Jesus Christ, the Architect of the universe, and our Lord and Savior is not poor. Therefore, His church cannot be poor either. The authors have articulated the relationship between the Head of the church and the body in the area of financial independence. Money is an essential commodity in the business of the kingdom, and the authors have explained what believers must do to tap into the riches and prosperity of the kingdom.  This is a must-read book for all those who seek and desire to access the fullness and riches of their faith.