Wealth With God Review (Kingdom Wealth Builders)

Wealth With God is a company that's focused on your finances, and they sell a service called Kingdom Wealth Builders.

It's run by Jim Baker, and he claims that with the power of the Lord, you can fix your money problems.

Is he telling the truth, or is this a blasphemous scam?

We'll get to the bottom of this question in this review.

Additionally, we'll take a look at Jim and his products and see if we can find any red flags.

By the time you're done reading this, you'll know if Kingdom Wealth Builders is worth buying.

Let's get started now!

"The Love Of Money Is The Root Of All Evil"

I'm a Bible-believing Christian and usually spend about an hour a day listening to sermons online.

Am I the best Christian in the world?

Definitely not.

But I do make an attempt to understand the Bible and believe everything that's in it.

In 1 Timothy 6:10, it states, "For the love of money is the root of all evil, which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith and pierced themselves through with many sorrows."

Now, I don't think wanting to earn a good salary or get out of debt is the same as "loving" money.

But in Matthew 6:24, it states, "No man can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will hold to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon."

Money is a part of our lives, and we should be responsible with it.

But you should never serve or love money because, as the Bible says, that's "the root of all evil."

My question to you is: Who do you think Jim Baker serves?

Jim claims he's serving the most vulnerable among us:

But do you think he can truly serve "poor, orphans, widows and single parents" with a couse that costs nearly $2000?

I can see if it were like $100 buck but $2,000?

That's a lot of money for any course that teaches you how to make money, let alone one that's supposedly for the poor.

This is just a digital course.

It's not like there's manufacturing costs for Jim to make this product.

The cost stays the same for Jim whether he sells 5 subscriptions or 5,000.

I personally believe a man claiming to serve God wouldn't be selling courses for $2,000.

What Is Kingdom Wealth Builders?

Jim Baker claims he's literally seen people get raised from the dead on more than one occasion.

But, according to Jim, God told him to stop his miraculous healing and instead help people with their finances.

Lucky for Jim's bank account God didn't tell him to help people for free!

Apparently, God told Jim to start selling finance courses, and that's how Kingdom Wealth Builders was born.

For just $2000, Jim claims he can teach you how to "create the provision for your vision in 10 years or less, no matter your age, income, or experience."

This course is broken down into three levels.

Here's an overview of each of the levels:

Level 1: Partner With God

In this section, Jim will teach you how to:

• Break the fear of  money and align your finances with God.
• Attarct wealth
• Remove roadblocks preventing you from making money.
• Learn how to give and receive.

Level 2: Increase Your Cash Flow

The second level will teach you how to increase your cash flow by 10% in just 90 days.

This means:

• How to run your personal finances
• Eliminate debt
• Figure out the causes of debt.
• How to budget

Level 3: Invest To Multiply

The last level teaches you what to do with all that extra cash you'll have lying around.

In this section, you'll learn how to:

• Invest
• Do some risk management so you don't lose money.
• Work less and make more.

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What Is Kingdom Wealth Builders Offering?

So now you're probably wondering what is included with your subscription to Kingdom Wealth Builders.

Here's a breakdown of everything:

Wealth With God Masterclass

This is the course we just looked at in the last section.

You'll get nine video lessons that teach you everything "step-by-step for achieving complete financial freedom with outrageous generosity in 10 years or less."

Live group Mentoring

Every week, Jim does a group mentoring call with all the members of the course.

You can call in and have your answers questioned.

Weekly Coaching

Once a week, you'll also get one-on-one attention from a "certified transformation coach."

This is another chance to ask questions and get answers.

Recorded Mentoring Calls

The last thing you get are recorded sessions with students.

You'll see what questions other students are asking.

Wealth With God FAQs

Still have some questions about this program?

Here are the answers to any questions you might have:

1) Is the price fair?

We talked about the price before, but it's worth mentioning again.

The price isn't good, and this is true even if Jim wasn't a man of God (that just makes it a little worse).

There are books that cover these exact topics that cost about $20 each.

For example, this book on Amazon is $20 and has good reviews:

There are other books on debt and investing, too.

You can easily find the same training in a few books and save thousands.

2) Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes, there's a money-back guarantee.

You have 30 days to get your money back, which is a pretty good refund policy.

At least Jim didn't drop the ball here.

3) Is Jim Baker legit?

Hoo boy, lol. Is Jim Baker legit?

Are we talking about a finance guy or a pastor?

Because I think he's honestly a more legit finance guy than a man of God.

Regardless of whether he's legit or not, there's no need to pay how much he's asking for basic financial advice.

4) Is there anything to like about this course?

I really don't think so.

Maybe the refund policy, but that's not really a part of the course.

But I'd avoid this offer.

Wrapping Things Up

I'm used to online hucksters.

I've reviewed thousands of make money courses, and there are many people like Jim Baker out there.

Just not that many that claim to represent God.

But there are a lot of these wealthy pastors out there, including Kenneth Copeland, Joel Olsteen, Pat Robertson, and more.

These guys are worth tens to HUNDREDS of millions of dollars.

They live in mind-boggling mansions, wear suits that cost thousands of dollars, fancy watches, and luxury cars, and a few of them own private jets!

Where there's big money, you'll find crooks and people willing to exploit vulnerable people.

I'll leave this review with one of my favorite Bible verses.

It's during the end times and Jesus tells a certain group of supposed "believers" and false prohets that he never knew them and to depart away from him:

Jim actually brags about the "wonderful works" that he's done, from curing the bling to helping the blind see and even seeing "several" dead people come back alive.

I have a feeling Jim and these other prosperity teachers are who Jesus is talking about in Matthew 7:23.

I believe Jim will be told by Jesus that he NEVER knew him.