How To Make Money So Fast It Feels Sinful But It’s Biblical!

Many Christians struggle with the idea of making money quickly. The concern is often rooted in the fear that rapid financial success is sinful or ungodly.

However, the Bible provides numerous examples of individuals who experienced sudden financial breakthroughs by following God’s principles. 

One of the biggest reasons people fail to see financial success is their mindset. They’ve been conditioned to believe that wealth only comes through suffering and extreme toil.

But what if that belief is actually holding them back?

What if God has already positioned them for financial breakthroughs, but they’re failing to step into them because they refuse to see the possibility?

Today, we’ll explore three Biblical steps to accelerate financial growth while staying aligned with God’s will.

1. Believe That It’s Possible

Before financial transformation can happen, you must first believe that it’s possible.

A limiting belief that wealth can only come slowly or through excessive labor keeps many people from stepping into the financial abundance God has for them.

One of the most striking Biblical examples of wealth transfer happened when the Israelites left Egypt. After years of slavery and hardship, they walked out of Egypt wealthy in a single day:

“And the children of Israel did according to the word of Moses; and they borrowed of the Egyptians jewels of silver, and jewels of gold, and raiment: And the Lord gave the people favour in the sight of the Egyptians, so that they lent unto them such things as they required. And they spoiled the Egyptians.” – Exodus 12:35-36 

This was a sudden financial shift. They went from slaves to owners of gold and silver in one night! That kind of wealth transfer didn’t happen because of years of work—it happened because of God’s favor.

If you think financial growth must be slow and burdensome, it will be. But if you believe that God can bless you suddenly and significantly, your actions will align with that faith.

2. Behave With Power

Once you believe, the next step is to act in alignment with that belief. Your behavior should reflect the confidence and authority you have as a child of God, even when your circumstances suggest otherwise.

A great example of this is Mary and Joseph. When they went to dedicate Jesus at the temple, they could only afford the offering of two pigeons—an option reserved for those who were poor.

“And to offer a sacrifice according to that which is said in the law of the Lord, A pair of turtledoves, or two young pigeons.” – Luke 2:24

However, they continued to act in obedience and faith, trusting that God would provide.

And God did provide. Shortly afterward, the Magi arrived, bringing gold, frankincense, and myrrh—gifts fit for a king (Matthew 2:11). This moment marked a shift in their financial situation, enabling them to travel to Egypt and care for Jesus in safety.

I learned this lesson firsthand when I started a business. 

But then I remembered how God had always provided for me before. I started making bold moves—investing in myself, seeking out opportunities, and refusing to operate from a mindset of fear.

The moment I stopped behaving like someone who was struggling and started behaving like someone who was winning, everything changed.

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Walk in the confidence that God has already made provision for you.

3. Bank the Profits

One of the biggest mistakes people make after receiving financial blessings is failing to steward them wisely. The Bible encourages saving and reinvesting rather than spending everything at once.

Consider the story in Luke 5, where Jesus instructs Peter to cast his net again after an unfruitful night of fishing.

Peter obeys, and suddenly, their nets are overflowing with fish—so much that their boats nearly sink from the weight.

“And when they had this done, they inclosed a great multitude of fishes: and their net brake. And they beckoned unto their partners, which were in the other ship, that they should come and help them. And they came, and filled both the ships, so that they began to sink.” – Luke 5:6-7

This was a major financial breakthrough for them.

Imagine if Peter had squandered all that fish or sold it recklessly. Instead, wise stewardship would have ensured ongoing provision.

I remember a time when I received an unexpected financial blessing. Instead of immediately spending it, I set aside a portion, invested in learning new skills, and reinvested into my business.

That decision set me up for even greater success down the road. 

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Instead of spending impulsively, set aside savings, invest wisely, and use your wealth to bless others.

Breaking Free From Financial Lies

Belief, behavior, and banking your profits—these three Biblical steps can accelerate your financial growth. Stop believing the lie that you can’t be both rich and righteous.

God wants to bless you, but He also expects you to be a good steward of those blessings.

Too many people are held back by financial lies that keep them from stepping into abundance. To go deeper into breaking free from these misconceptions, read my article about the 5 Lies Keeping You From Financial Freedom.

Understanding these misconceptions will help you align your mindset with God’s truth and walk confidently into financial success. Go Win, and God bless!

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