
What is the workbook?
The Kingdom Money Challenge Workbook is a personal prayer and study journal designed to help you build your own Kingdom Money Manifesto over five days. It is not a textbook and it is not a course handout. It is a working document to write in, pray over, and carry with you through the week.
What is inside?
The workbook has three sections, each with a distinct purpose.
Section 1 — Kingdom Instructions for Kingdom Increase This is your morning prayer companion. Every day during our 5AM prayer session, you will use this section to record what God is speaking to you. Each page is structured around five areas: the scriptures used in that day's prayers, the instructions you are receiving, the increase God is promising in His word, what you are meditating on, and your personal prayer for the day. The content on these pages comes from God not from us. We create the atmosphere and lead the prayer; you write what you receive.
Section 2 — Building My Kingdom Money Manifesto This is your afternoon working section, used during the 1PM Lunch & Build sessions. Each day has two parts: first, a template for capturing what God said to you in the morning, and second, guided prompts to help you write one paragraph of your Personal Kingdom Money Manifesto. By Day 5 you will have five paragraphs that together form a complete, signed declaration of who you are as a kingdom person with money. At the back of this section is a Manifesto Assembly page where all five paragraphs come together, followed by an Annual Review page to return to at the end of each year.
Section 3 — Additional Reading This section contains the full Kingdom Money teaching across all five chapters and more. Use it as your study companion during the challenge and long after it ends. The teaching is written to be read with a pen in hand — write your notes, underline what lands, come back to it in different seasons.
PRO TIP: PRINT OUT THE WORKBOOK AHEAD OF THE CHALLENGE
The Five Daily Themes
Each day of the challenge has a single theme that runs through the morning prayers, the lunch session, and the manifesto writing:
Who is it for?
The workbook is for anyone who wants to do more than attend the challenge... it is for the person who wants to walk away with something they built themselves. It is optional, but it is the difference between hearing about Kingdom finances and actually writing down what God is saying to you about yours.