Do you struggle week after week just to make ends meet? Do you wish you could give more to God’s work but end up giving the bare minimum?
Many people miss the path to true prosperity because they are seeking it through incorrect ideas and false promises. The way to true abundance—in all areas of your life—is to discover and live in God’s economy.
The Bible is filled with hundreds of truths, examples, and principles about how we are to handle our money and our relationships. These scriptural laws and illustrations give us the keys to pleasing God, reflecting His giving nature, and receiving His generous abundance into our lives.
Author Phil Pringle has put these biblical truths and illustrations into bite-sized portions that you can easily grasp and apply to your life today. From his personal experience in receiving the overflow of God’s blessings, Pringle show you how to put into practice these dynamic principles. Keys to Financial Excellence is a life-changing treasure that will enable you to experience the fullness of abundant living.
Discover a prosperity that will transform your life.
Phil Pringle is the senior minister of Christian City Church Oxford Falls in Sydney, Australia, and the founder and president of Christian Church International.
Originally from New Zealand, Phil and his wife, Christine, started Christian City Church (CCC) in 1980. From small beginnings, CCC has grown to become one of the largest and most influential churches in Australia. Globally, the CCC movement now consists of over one hundred churches spread throughout Australia and New Zealand, North America, Asia, and Europe. The entire movement of vibrant churches has been birthed as a result of Phil’s leadership and vision.
Phil’s dynamic and relevant preaching has made him a much sought after speaker in both Christian and secular contexts. He is particularly noted for his insights on topics such as faith, leadership, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, church building, and kingdom principles of finance and giving.
Phil and his wife live in Sydney’s north beaches region. They have three children.