CRYPTO APOSTLE: A Biblical Principle of Creating Generational Wealth Through Crypto Currency Part One
1.0. The Biblical Foundation of Wealth Creation in the Digital Era
“But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is He that giveth thee power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He sware unto thy fathers…”Deuteronomy 8:18 (KJV) .
Wealth has always been part of God’s covenant with His people. From Abraham to Joseph, from Solomon to the early church, the Bible shows that divine prosperity is not about greed it’s about stewardship and impact. As the world shifts into a digital economy, it is time for believers to rise and apply kingdom principles to modern tools.
1.1. God Is the Source of All Wealth.
True wealth does not come from the market, social media followers, or human effort it comes from God. He gives the power (ability, creativity, wisdom, and opportunity) to produce wealth. Whether it’s digital currency, content creation, or entrepreneurship, every good and profitable idea is a reflection of God’s creative nature in you.
Just as God gave Noah the blueprint for the ark, He can give you the blueprint for financial freedom.
“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” Psalm 24:1
This means that even digital space blockchain technology, social media, online markets all belong to Him. As children of God, we are not called to fear new innovation; we are called to dominate it with divine wisdom.
1.2 Dominion in a Digital World
In Genesis 1:28, God commanded man to “be fruitful, multiply, and have dominion.” That command is not limited to agriculture or traditional business it extends to every system of creation, including the digital economy.
Today, crypto networks, social media platforms, and online marketplaces are the “new lands” of dominion. Just as Daniel mastered the systems of Babylon, you are called to master the tools of this generation. Dominion means understanding the technology, applying godly principles, and using these tools to serve both Kingdom and community.
1.3 The Misunderstanding of Wealth in the Church
For too long, many believers have been taught that money is evil. But the Bible never said money is evil; it said the love of money is the root of all evil (1 Timothy 6:10).
Money itself is neutral; it becomes holy or corrupt depending on how it’s used. When wealth is managed with wisdom and purpose, it becomes a weapon for good: building schools, funding ministries, empowering communities, and transforming lives.
God desires His children to prosper so that they can fund His vision on earth.
1.4 Godly Prosperity vs. Worldly Wealth
Worldly wealth is built on greed, manipulation, and pride. Godly prosperity is built on service, value, and obedience to God’s Word.
“The blessing of the Lord, it maketh rich, and he addeth no sorrow with it.” Proverbs 10:22
When you follow biblical principles diligence, honesty, generosity, and discipline you position yourself to receive wealth without compromise. That’s the foundation every Crypto Apostle must stand upon.
1.5 Understanding Times and Seasons
The Bible says in 1 Chronicles 12:32 that the sons of Issachar “understood the times and knew what Israel should do.”
In this generation, understanding the digital times is crucial for financial relevance.
Crypto, blockchain, and social media are not accidents they are divine opportunities for Kingdom-minded believers to bring light into new territories.
Refusing to learn these systems can leave you behind in a world that God wants you to lead. As a Crypto Apostle, your assignment is to understand the times and use technology as a channel of blessing.
1.6 The Principle of Stewardship
In Luke 16:10–12, Jesus taught that faithfulness in little things leads to greater responsibilities. This applies to how you manage your finances; both physical and digital.
Before God entrusts you with abundance, He tests how you manage what you have now.
If you cannot manage ₦10,000 wisely, how will you handle ₦10,000,000?
Stewardship means:
· Managing your money with discipline.
· Investing wisely.
· Keeping good financial records.
· Honoring God with your tithe and generosity.
When God sees faithfulness, He releases increase.
1.7 The Wealth Covenant and Generational Blessing
The goal is not just to be rich; it’s to build generational wealth that honors God.
Proverbs 13:22 declares, “A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children.”
Generational wealth includes:
· Financial inheritance – savings, investments, and digital assets.
· Knowledge inheritance – financial education and wisdom.
· Spiritual inheritance – faith, integrity, and purpose.
Through cryptocurrency and social media, today’s believers can store, multiply, and transfer wealth faster and more securely than ever before. But it must be done with righteousness and vision.
1.8 Faith and Innovation: Partners in Destiny
Faith is not foolishness it’s divine confidence backed by understanding. When you step into new financial technologies, you must do so prayerfully, with study and discernment.
Noah built an ark before it rained. Joseph stored grain before the famine came. Likewise, today’s Crypto Apostles are called to prepare before the next global shift.
Innovation is not rebellion it’s revelation.
God gives new ideas to those who seek Him for wisdom.
1.9 Key Takeaways
1. God is the ultimate source of wealth.
2. Digital tools are divine opportunities for dominion.
3. Money is a servant, not a master.
4. Stewardship and faithfulness unlock divine increase.
5. Believers must understand and master the times.
1.10 Scripture Meditation
· Deuteronomy 8:18 – God gives power to create wealth.
· Genesis 1:28 – Dominion mandate.
· Proverbs 10:22 – The blessing of the Lord adds no sorrow.
· Luke 16:10–12 – Faithfulness in stewardship.
· Proverbs 13:22 – Generational inheritance.
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