The Lost Gospel of Abundance

The The Lost Gospel of Abundance sales page, captured 2026-09-23

The Lost Gospel of Abundance review

A faith-based reframe for people who feel stuck about money and have started praying about it

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative Beliefs

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

If money has been tight for a long stretch and you've started praying about it, you're the person this is aimed at. Maybe you've done the budgeting and the extra shifts and nothing moves, and somewhere at the back of your mind sits the thought that you might be blocking it yourself, or that faith is meant to work here and isn't. The Lost Gospel of Abundance leans straight into that. The pitch is that a teaching was left out of scripture, and once you know it you can 'awaken' a hidden blessing and unlock abundance, including while you sleep. That is the seller's promise, and no evidence for it appears anywhere on the page. Treat it as advertising. What's actually underneath is more ordinary and more useful: a devotional reframe. Sitting with scripture at night in a settled, expectant frame of mind instead of a panicked one. If your faith already sits in that prosperity-friendly Christian space, you'll likely find it steadying, and feeling less alone with your finances for an evening is worth something at the price these usually go for. If you want a plan for earning actual money, this isn't it. And if the suppressed-gospel framing bothers you theologically, it'll bother you on page one. Watch ten minutes of the video, or read the transcript, first. The tone tells you most of what you need.

Pros

  • Cheap next to any kind of counselling or coaching
  • Instant digital delivery, nothing to wait for
  • Free text transcript lets you preview the tone before paying
  • Fits easily into an existing bedtime or devotional routine

Cons

  • Big money claims are made with no evidence behind them
  • The page never says what files you get, how long they are, or the price
  • No practical income advice, so nothing changes unless your circumstances do

What you get

The page is a video pitch with a text transcript link, and it doesn't itemise the package. Based on how these are sold, expect a digital download you read or listen to: a main guide built around a supposedly lost gospel text, plus scripture-based prayer or night-time routines. Nothing physical ships. Check the order page for the exact file list and format before you pay.

Before you buy

  • Read the free transcript first, it shows you the writing and the theology
  • Confirm the price and the refund window on the checkout page (ClickBank purchases normally carry a 60 day window, but check yours)
  • Be clear with yourself that you're buying comfort and perspective, not a money method

Who it suits

Christians under financial strain who want a hopeful nightly reading practice, not a plan for earning more

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