The Book That Settles the Question
Every Faith-Driven Achiever
Has Been Afraid to Ask: "Can I Pursue Wealth and Still Please God?"

Most Christians Are Either
Guilty About Money or Passive About It.
Peter Daniels Refused Both.

He was sitting in a Rolls Royce with "I'm the son of a King" printed on the back. He was a committed Baptist who tithed, double-tithed, gave offerings, and still built a multi-million dollar real estate empire from nothing. And everywhere he went, someone questioned him about it.

Can a Christian be wealthy? Should a Christian pursue riches? Is the accumulation of money compatible with the teachings of Christ?

Peter Daniels had heard every version of the question. He had heard it from critics who wrote him anonymous letters about his Rolls Royce. He had heard it from well-meaning Christians who quoted selective Scripture at him. He had heard it from young people in his church who privately burned with ambition but publicly felt guilty about it.

So he wrote this book. Not to justify himself. But to answer the question once and for all — from Scripture, from experience, and from decades of building, giving, failing, rebuilding, and doing it all again on the other side of the world.

His answer: wealth is not the enemy. Passivity is. Irresponsibility is. The love of money is. But wealth itself — pursued under God's principles, developed under God's guidance, and used for God's purposes — is a calling, a leadership responsibility, and an act of worship.

This book was first published in 1984. Four decades later, readers are still calling it one of the most practically convicting and spiritually grounding books they have ever read on the subject of money and faith.

If you are a Christian who has ever felt guilty for wanting more, confused about what God thinks of your financial ambition, or frustrated that your faith and your business seem to pull in different directions — this book was written for you.

Peter Daniels Wrote for the Serious.
Here Is How to Know If That Is You.

The Church Gave You Guilt.
The World Gave You Greed.
Neither Is the Answer.

There are two lies that have crippled the financial lives of millions of Christians. The first is that wealth is inherently corrupt and that a truly spiritual person should not seek it. The second is that wealth is the goal in itself — that success is measured by accumulation rather than stewardship.

Peter Daniels watched both lies destroy gifted people across forty years and forty countries. Here is what they produce in practice:

• You earn money but feel guilty every time you enjoy any of it
• You give out of obligation rather than overflow — and resent it
• You avoid the responsibility of building wealth because you fear what it says about your character
• You wait for God to provide without accepting that you are the means He intends to use
• You watch secular competitors build while you stay passive under a thin theological veneer
• You have enormous potential for impact — and let it sit dormant because nobody told you it was your responsibility to develop it

The answer is not to abandon wealth. The answer is to pursue it with the clarity of a calling, the discipline of a steward, and the generosity of someone who knows they do not own any of it. That is what this book teaches.

It Solves All Four Parts of
Why Most Wealth Books Fail You.

Most books give you motivation without method, or method without moral grounding. Peter Daniels' framework gives you all four elements simultaneously.

Here Is What Changes — Permanently

Imagine ninety days from now. You have read this book. You have completed the workbook. Here is what is different:

• →You pursue wealth with a clean conscience — because you understand it as a biblical calling, not a moral compromise
• →You have a personal giving framework that is documented, progressive, and scripture-grounded
• →You understand the 13 dimensions of wealth — relativity, commitment, responsibility, accountability, leadership, power, influence, pressure, sacrifice, criticism, courage — and have applied each one to your life
• →You have answered Peter Daniels' Four Questions to Achieve Greatness and produced a written document that represents your wealth potential
• →You score your day against four measurable areas — simplicity, desperation quotient, planning, and action — and know exactly where you stand
• →You have stopped waiting for someone else to build the wealth that funds the causes you care about

Thirteen Chapters. Thirteen Dimensions
of Wealth You Have Never Seen
Mapped Like This Before.

Each chapter redefines what wealth actually is — and what it demands of you. This is not a book about getting rich. It is a book about what richness requires.

If You Are Still Thinking About It,
Read This Section First.

P.S. If you have scrolled to the bottom: Peter J. Daniels went from illiterate bricklayer to a man endorsed by the President of Amway, Dr. Robert Schuller, and the Chairman of SMI International — all in the same book — because he refused to separate his faith from his financial ambition. For $14.97 you get the complete blueprint. For $49.97 you get the blueprint and a workbook that forces you to apply every principle before you close the document. A 30-day money-back guarantee means you carry no risk. Click here to start now.

P.P.S. Peter Daniels wrote that you cannot give away your god. The question this book ultimately asks is simple: what is yours? This book helps you answer it — and build accordingly. You have everything you need. Start today.