New Financial Cycle: Years of Plenty

On 8/2/23 Alwyn Uys (A Minister from South Africa) shared a Prophetic Word about the coming Wealth Transfer. See partial transcript and video link below:

https://youtu.be/a31Uyecrk8A
https://alwynuys.com/
What God told me about finances (DON’T MISS THIS!)
Alwyn Uys
8/2/23

0:00 – We are entering into a New Financial Cycle called the Years of Plenty

1:08 – He (Lord) revealed to me that we are going into the next financial cycle, and it’s going to be the years of plenty. How you will see these are the years of unusual favor, years of unusual increase, and years of unusual provision, in areas of your life, your ministry, your business, and even relationships. There will be fruit and provision, where in the past there was just barrenness, dryness, and wilderness. And you will then know that it is I the Lord, and not your own cleverness.

2:41 – And then I also heard the Lord say, that this will catch many people off guard. And they will go into a mode of spending, instead of a mode of preparing.

2:49 – Because, you see this is a natural response, how the world has groomed us to respond. The moment that we earn more, or we see money in our bank account, or we get an increase, or a raise, that we can lift our standard of living. We can get a bigger house, drive a fancier car, wear better clothing, get the latest iPhone, more camera equipment, all these kind of things. How when income increases, we want to lift our quality of life, to match that standard. And at the end of the day, you live a better life, but you still don’t have much to show for it. Because that is a worldly way of living. Instead, God is prompting us to not just live according to the world, but to prepare, in the times of Plenty and Provision. To prepare in those times. To rather save, and be wise about our money, and to plan, and to prepare, for the years ahead.

5:30 – It is a time and a call to ask for, and seek out wisdom.

NotebookLM AI Summary:

The source material summarizes a prophetic message concerning an upcoming financial shift, drawing parallels to the biblical story of Joseph. The speaker, Alwyn Uys, states that God revealed they are entering a new financial cycle called the years of plenty.

Key aspects of the message include:

The Coming Cycle and Provision

• The revelation is based on Genesis 41, which describes Joseph’s time in Egypt where seven years of provision were followed by seven years of famine. God imparted wisdom to Joseph on how to manage the years of plenty to prepare for the years of lack, resulting in the creation of a “Goshen” where provision, resources, and protection were available even during the famine.
• The current cycle is anticipated to be a time of unusual favor, unusual increase, and unusual provision. This increase will manifest in areas like life, ministry, business, and relationships, bringing fruit where there was previously barrenness, dryness, and wilderness.

Attribution and Warning

• When this increase occurs, people should recognize that it is God Almighty alone who gives them the ability to produce wealth, not their own efforts or cleverness. Deuteronomy 8:18 is cited, noting that God confirms His covenant by giving the ability to produce wealth.
• The speaker warns that this financial abundance will catch many people off guard. The natural, worldly response is to enter a spending mode—using the increased income to lift the standard of living by acquiring things like bigger houses, fancier cars, or the latest technology. This response, however, results in living a better life but having little left to show for the increase.

The Call to Stewardship and Wisdom

• God is prompting people to avoid living according to the world and instead use the times of plenty and provision to prepare and save for the years ahead. Being wise about money and planning is crucial.
• The necessity of preparation is emphasized through the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30), where a servant was called lazy and wicked for burying his talent instead of increasing it. The core principle is stewardship: being rewarded for faithfulness and recognizing that it is not about how much you have, but what you do with what you have. Those who are faithful over a few things will be made rulers over many things (Matthew 25:23).
• The time requires seeking wisdom from God, who gives generously, to learn how to better steward resources, where to sow seeds, tithe, and invest the financial harvest.

The speaker ends by offering prayers for breakthrough, wisdom, and provision for those currently experiencing financial hardship or lack.