We must be clear on what it does and does not mean for God to be “for us.” The soft prosperity gospel gets this 180 degrees backwards.

We must be clear on what it does and does not mean for God to be “for us.” The soft prosperity gospel gets this 180 degrees backwards.
If true holiness results in health, wealth, and prosperity, then where do Jesus and Paul fit in that definition?
Many times, we pray aganist the very means God wants to use to conform us to the likeness of Jesus.
Does “I can do all things through Christ” refer to winning at sports and other physical things, or does it mean we can be content in Christ?