What if the very thing standing between you and your inheritance is not a lack of faith, but a fear of risk dressed up as caution?

Jacob arrived at his uncle Laban's household with nothing but a staff in his hand and a promise he could not yet see fulfilled. Twenty years later, he returned home a wealthy patriarch, not because fortune favored him, but because he learned, imperfectly and step by step, what it means to take faith filled risks under the direction of a faithful God.

In The Place of Risk in Wealth Creation, Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah walks through Jacob's remarkable journey, from leaving the comfort of Laban's household, to negotiating an unusual wage, to enduring years of unfair treatment, to finally obeying God's clear instruction to return home and face an unresolved conflict from his past. Alongside Jacob, this book draws on the faith filled risks of Abraham, Ruth, Joseph, David, Nehemiah, and Rahab, weaving a single scriptural thread from Genesis to the Gospels into a clear, pastoral framework for the risks every believer eventually faces.

This is not a prosperity formula, and it is not a book that treats caution as the highest virtue. It is a careful, balanced study of faith, wisdom, and courage for the young graduate deciding on a career, the entrepreneur weighing a new venture, the pastor discerning a new assignment, and anyone who senses that God is asking them to move.

Inside this book, you will discover: