In this episode of God Wants You Rich, Ashley Terradez breaks down one of the most important truths about biblical prosperity: God has already provided by grace—but it’s faith that releases what’s been given.

Using scriptures like Ephesians 2:8, 2 Corinthians 8:9, and Proverbs 10:22, Ashley explains the difference between God’s finished work and our response. Grace is God’s part—it’s complete, settled, and already done. Faith is our part—it’s how we align ourselves with what God has provided and allow it to manifest in our lives.

You’ll learn why being blessed doesn’t automatically mean you’ll experience increase, how the blessing of the Lord works, and why diligence and action are essential faith responses. This episode challenges the idea of passively “waiting on God” and instead shows how putting your hand to something gives God something to bless.

If you’ve ever wondered why provision seems delayed or why you’re blessed but not seeing fruit yet, this teaching will bring clarity, encouragement, and practical direction rooted in Scripture.

1. The difference between grace and faith
2. Why God’s provision is already complete
3. What “sozo” really means for your finances
4. How diligence activates the blessing
5. Why the work of your hands matters to God
6. How to align your actions with God’s promises

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Was Jesus actually poor while He walked the earth—or is that a religious myth that’s been quietly keeping believers stuck in lack?

In this episode of God Wants You Rich, Ashley Terradez debunks the idea that poverty equals humility and breaks down what Scripture really shows about Jesus’ provision during His earthly ministry. You’ll hear why the enemy’s greatest tactic is deception, how “double-minded” thinking blocks faith, and why abundant life (John 10:10) includes financial provision—not just spiritual truth.

Ashley walks through key Bible references that challenge the “Jesus was broke” narrative, explains why Jesus became poor on the cross (not throughout His life), and points you back to God’s consistent nature: every good and perfect gift comes from Him—and He doesn’t change.

If you’ve ever felt conflicted between wanting to be “like Jesus” and believing God wants you to prosper, this episode will bring clarity and freedom.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

1. Why poverty is not a sign of humility (and never a tool from God)
2. How deception creates instability—and how truth sets you free
3. What the Bible shows about Jesus’ provision, support, and ministry resources
4. Why Jesus became poor at the cross so you could walk in provision
5. How God’s abundant life includes your finances, not just your spirit

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What if the reason you’ve struggled to receive financial increase isn’t lack of faith… but a belief you were taught?

In Episode 2 of God Wants You Rich, Ashley Terradez tackles a common mindset in the Body of Christ: the idea that poverty is “spiritual” and prosperity is suspicious. Using Scripture and real-life stories, he shows why God’s heart has always been for His people to increase, and why misunderstanding the purpose of prosperity can cause people to either abuse it or reject it.

Ashley breaks down what the Bible actually says about wealth—especially the difference between God “giving you money” and God giving you the power to get wealth—and why prosperity isn’t about greed, but about establishing God’s covenant and funding the spread of the Gospel.

If you’ve ever felt conflicted about money, blessing, or success, this episode will help reset your perspective and put prosperity back in its proper place: a tool for Kingdom impact.

1. Why the belief that “it’s spiritual to be poor” is a harmful religious mindset
2. What it really means that God gives you the power to get wealth (Deuteronomy 8:18)
3. How prosperity gets distorted when you don’t understand its purpose
4. Why there’s only one Gospel—and prosperity is included in it
5. God’s design from the beginning: increase, fruitfulness, and dominion (Genesis 1:28)
6. How generosity can open doors for ministry and sharing Jesus in everyday moments
7. Why money is a tool—amoral by itself—and powerful when surrendered to God

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This podcast kicks off an honest and thought-provoking conversation around a topic that can feel uncomfortable for many believers: money. In this first episode, Ashley Terradez—founder of Terradez Ministries—introduces the heart behind the podcast God Wants You Rich and why he’s not afraid to ask the hard questions about faith and finances.

Ashley shares biblical insights, personal stories, practical business principles, and the role of prayer to help unpack what the Bible really says about wealth and prosperity. Rather than promoting greed or excess, this episode challenges common misconceptions and invites listeners to rethink what it means to live in God’s provision and abundance.

The goal isn’t just having more—it’s understanding God’s heart for meeting our needs, blessing others, and using finances as a tool for impact. If you’ve ever wondered whether prosperity and faith can truly coexist, this episode sets the foundation for a fresh, balanced, and biblical perspective on money.

1. The title God Wants You Rich is meant to spark conversation and challenge traditional views about money in the church.
2. The Bible does speak about prosperity, and understanding the context of scripture is key to avoiding confusion or extremes.
3. God’s idea of being “rich” goes beyond personal comfort—it includes having enough to be generous and help others.
4. When aligned with God’s purpose, wealth can be a powerful tool for good rather than something to fear or avoid.

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