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5 Lies the Poverty Spirit Tells Kingdom Entrepreneurs
by Ryan Maddings
This eBook is one of Ryan Maddings' most popular publications available as a free download.
- Lie #1: "Money is the root of all evil" — the misquote that's kept Kingdom entrepreneurs broke, and what Scripture actually says (1 Timothy 6:10).
- Lie #2: "Wanting more is greedy" — the line between greed and stewardship, and how to set the budget for your God-given calling.
- Lie #3: "I just need to wait on God" — why faith without works is dead, and how to walk through the door He's already opened.
- Lie #4: "I can't afford to invest in myself" — why you are the highest-ROI asset on earth, and the one move that scares you.
- Lie #5: "If I become wealthy, I'll lose my faith" — how wealth amplifies character instead of corrupting it, and how to prepare your heart before it arrives.
Jay Morrison
Warrior King Financial Group
Colorado Springs, CO
"Trustworthy, intelligent, kind and patient. He works his butt off for others!"
Dr. Stein Bronsky
Warrior King Financial Group
Colorado Springs, CO
"He is honest, timely... I will be returning and referring him to others."
Ihab Elokda
California
"He guided me every step of the way. I am appreciative for all that he does."
Bradon Wilson
BEW Services
Arabi, Louisiana
"Working with Ryan made my life easier and more beneficial. Ryan set me up so now I have direct income coming in constantly."
Paul Kropf
Alliance Roofing and Construction
DeKalb, Texas
"I've worked with Ryan in the DeFi space the last few years and made multiple six figures a year with these passive income strategies. He's very knowledgeable and trustworthy."
Ryan Maddings
Coach
Ryan E. Maddings is a United States Marine Corps veteran, Purple Heart recipient, and founder of Kingdom Abundance Coaching.
He served two tours in Iraq, was wounded in Al Anbar Province on Friday, May 13, 2004, and earned a combat field promotion to Sergeant in Fallujah.
He came home from war to find a different war waiting — divorce papers, bankruptcy at age 25, and over $5 million lost across multiple businesses.
