A Note to Pastors from Gerald Davis  Dear Pastor,
I hope you will read some of the testimonies
we have received.
Although one of my greatest loves is reaching the lost through
open air and auditorium crusades, God's primary focus for us now is
helping God's people learn the principles for getting from "now
until dying time walking in success."
I still bubble with excitement every time I have occasion to
share this revelation message with God's people.
It is in God's heart to see His ministries and churches free from
the bondage of the debt lifestyle. The greatest need of
ministries today is to have enough money to fulfill the vision God
gave them.
We have been taught to be tails (borrowers), but we haven't been
taught to be heads (lenders). We have been well trained to operate
our lives and ministries from beneath (borrowers), instead of above
(lenders). As we think — so we do and are.
My God-given messages are directed
toward turning ministries and God's people away from being servants
to the lenders to being the lenders.
For the first time in 2000 years, God is
about to bring His body into His plan that WE be the lenders and not
borrow. God has brought me into this lifestyle. Now my
commission is to help other ministries until they are also living
this life.
Because God has set me free from debt and prospered me, I can
speak with authority as I share this message. Having pastored
nearly 20 years, I am also sensitive to the need to minister to
people without condemning them.
The message God has given me is setting people free all over the
world. It would be our privilege to share it with you and your
congregation. I welcome your inquiries.
Your concerned fellow minister,
Gerald Davis
"Gerald's ministry on faith and finances would be a blessing to any
church... One of my favorite preachers.. A pastor at large..." Pastor John Osteen
"...messages are full of rich truths and personal experiences. The best
message I have heard on this subject." Oral Roberts
"The best message I ever heard on joy... Preaching that anyone can relate
to... A positive preacher..." Evelyn Roberts
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