Godliness Is Profitable by Kenneth E. Hagin. BOOK SUMMARY

_*Godliness Is Profitable_* by Kenneth E. Hagin. 

*BOOK SUMMARY*.

Kenneth Hagin’s _*Godliness Is Profitable_* centers on the Scripture 1 Timothy 4:7-15. 

_Godliness is Profitable_ shows the believer based on Bible principles that, contrary to worldly views, living for God is not detrimental to a successful life. It shows the reader how they can walk with God and have a victorious, fulfilling life “now”(emphasis here), not waiting till the afterlife. The book shows us how Godliness ensures protection and promotion. So, by not being weary in well doing, we will reap good things from God, including prosperity!

The books totals 7 chapters which are 

• Success Belongs to You - how that success is ours as God has already promised.

• Living in the Now - here, emphasis is made on the believer enjoying God's promises in this life now, rather than waiting till the afterlife.

• God Protects Us- the author explains this as being a part of the profit of being Godly - godliness.

• Promotion Day Is Coming - the author tells us that even though it might not look like it while we're serving God-being Godly, our rewards will show-sooner or later.

• Trusting for Finances- God is the source of our supply according to Phil. 4-19, so, we're to rely on Him for provision.

• Formula for Prosperity-here, emphasis is laid on Joshua 1:8 as being a formula for prosperity -entails meditating on God’s Word. 

• Perpetuity: In Father’s House- explains that God's promises to us are “forever and ever”- the meaning of perpetuity.

The author concludes the chapter with a sinner’s prayer to accept Salvation.

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