God or Mammon?

In an age when many churches are increasingly influenced by ideologies foreign to the biblical message, ¿Dios o Mamón? ("God or Money?" ) emerges as a prophetic and much-needed voice that exposes the false teachings of the so-called "prosperity gospel." With clarity, courage, and solid biblical grounding, the author, Robin Compston, not only exposes the doctrinal errors of this movement but also helps readers recognize how it negatively affects the spiritual lives of many sincere believers.

The book opens with a striking question: How is it possible that Christian churches have been overtaken by a teaching as clearly unbiblical as the prosperity gospel? This movement, which promises material wealth, success, and health as unmistakable signs of divine blessing, openly contradicts fundamental principles of Christianity—including the Tenth Commandment, which forbids covetousness, and the clear warning of Jesus: "No one can serve two masters... You cannot serve both God and money" (Matthew 6:24).

Robin Compston, a systems architect and ministry associate at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in central London, uses his analytical mind and pastoral heart to dismantle this dangerous distortion of the gospel step by step. Rather than settling for superficial criticism, the author identifies fourteen key principles of authentic Christian teaching that are ignored or replaced by deceptive ideas that lead people away from the true purpose of the gospel: the glory of God and salvation by grace through faith.

This book is not only a powerful tool for discerning truth from error, but also a pressing call to return to sound doctrine and to live a life centered on Christ—not on materialism disguised as spirituality.

Ideal for both personal study and group discussion, "God or Money?" is essential reading for all who seek to defend the purity of the gospel and help others avoid the traps of deception.