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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Why do so many sincere, hardworking people remain financially stuck, despite prayer, generosity, and faithfulness?Escaping Wealth’s Waiting Room is a bold, uncompromising exploration of the timeless laws that govern true wealth creation. In this eye-opening work, Niyi J. Faldo challenges popular religious assumptions about money and exposes why good intentions, emotional giving, and spiritual activity alone do not produce lasting prosperity.This is not a prosperity gospel book, nor a promise of overnight miracles. It is a wake-up call, a return to clarity, wisdom, and alignment with principles that have governed increase since the beginning of time.Drawing from Scripture and practical insight, Faldo reveals a foundational truth: heaven’s economy does not respond to hype, desperation, or ritual; it responds to laws. When these laws are ignored or misunderstood, poverty becomes predictable, even among the faithful.At the heart of the book are three kingdom principles:• The Law of Seed and Bread - Every income contains what is meant to be consumed and what must be planted for the future. When the seed is eaten, tomorrow is quietly sacrificed. • The Law of Seedtime and Harvest - Increase is seasonal, delayed, and proportional. Wealth grows through patience, obedience, and disciplined action. • The Law of Value Exchange - Money is not the true seed of prosperity. Value, skill, service, solutions, and contribution are what attract increase.With striking clarity, Escaping Wealth’s Waiting Room dismantles the myth of 'miracle money' and redirects readers toward stewardship, value creation, and intentional financial systems. It challenges readers to move beyond survival thinking and begin building wealth that endures and multiplies across generations.This book is written for believers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and families who are tired of cycles of 'just enough' and ready to embrace wisdom over tradition.The waiting room is not your destiny. The door is open, and the choice is yours.
