Abstract
The wealth and health theology of prosperity preachers has rapidly gained ground on the continent of Africa. These preachers claim that success in all aspects of life is the right of all Christians. Thus, with its main emphasis on material wealth and good health, the prosperity gospel has had a negative impact on discipleship. This article evaluates the claim of the prosperity theology in the light of the Great Commission and draws some implications for a biblically-faithful discipleship in Adventist mission.
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