The 3rd John 2 Program: One Year Study Guide with 8 Extra Lessons

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Welcome to a new way of living that can radically transform your walk with Jesus – the way you think and the way you feel both on the inside and on the outside (your body)! I’m so glad that you made the most important decision you will ever make for your spiritual, emotional and physical well-being to get free from the bondage of addiction. This program is designed to help you walk in victory and prosperity so that you can receive and experience all that God has planned for you since before the foundations of the world were laid.
So what is prosperity anyway? The Webster’s 1828 dictionary describes it as advance or gain in anything good or desirable. It also means successful progress in anything that one may put their hands to. That sounds really good to me – how about you? Would you like to see success in areas of your life that you never thought you could achieve? Would you like to see the mountains that have stood in your way for years or even decades just crumble before your eyes? I believe you answered a resounding yes to that question. After all, you wouldn’t be reading this if you didn’t want something in your life to change, right?
My friend, I want to start off by promising you something good to get you really excited. God loves you! That’s right! Not only does He love you perfectly, all the time, no matter what you have ever said or done. He wants us to be prosperous! Yes, in every area of our lives. Would you like to see prosperity (success) in your spiritual walk with Jesus, where you really begin to think that you are walking hand in hand with the Master in tune with the Father’s perfect plan for your life? Would you like to walk away from the emotional scars that this life has placed on your soul? How about walking away from poor health, or obesity and many forms of sickness and disease? Sounds good, right?

Not only does it sound good my friend – it is good! And you can have it all! That’s right. Jesus said it Himself. Look at this verse, “The disciple is not above his master: but every one that is perfect shall be as his master.” (Luke 6:40) Religious people today will tell you that “no one can be perfect.”