Many preachers promote a prosperity gospel, quoting scriptures that promise wealth through God's generosity. These preachers often misuse biblical texts, taking them out of context to suggest that sending money to them will result in personal fortune. However, this approach contrasts sharply with the true nature of God's promises, which are directed specifically to His elect, those who have dedicated their lives to serving Him and have received His Holy Spirit. God's prosperity gospel is not a get-rich-quick scheme but prioritizes spiritual gifts and growth for those who align with His will. The difference between the preacher's prosperity gospel and God's is stark. In the former, the audience sends money directly to the preacher, receiving only false hopes and empty assurances in return. In contrast, God's elect send their tithes and substance to Him, and He abundantly provides prosperity to His people. While the preacher demands little beyond a financial contribution, God requires faith and obedience from His saints. His benefits are conditional, as outlined in Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28, where He promises blessings only after diligent obedience, with curses as the consequence of disobedience. Ultimately, God's will prevails, and requests for aid must align with His purpose to receive His provision. God's prosperity and protections rest solely upon His faithful little flock, those who diligently and obediently work out their salvation in a close relationship with Him, enduring to the end. His eyes run throughout the earth to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose hearts are wholly centered on Him, as seen in II Chronicles 16:9. Scriptures like Psalm 23 and Psalm 136 further illustrate the depth of His provision and lovingkindness toward those who trust Him without reservation and faithfully keep His covenant.