IT IS MY RIGHT IN GOD.
It is possible that there are some things that belong to you that have been trampled upon by the enemy. The situation might be so messed up that recovery has virtually become impossible thing. You know it’s yours, you know it is your right, but you have been kept out of it. Perhaps it has become so muddled up and you can never be able to imagine anything good can ever come out of it again.
Here comes a word of comfort. The judge of all the earth knows whose right it is. He is the God of uprightness, absolutely without injustice. Whatsoever pleases him, he does in the army of heaven and among the inhabitants of the earth. There is none that can hinder him or question the works of his hands. His loving kindness forbids the enemy’s grip over your rights and privileges which has been divinely proclaimed as yours.
No matter how messed up it has been, no matter the forces at play, no matter the people involved; He has promised to overturn the situation and will not rest until the rightful owner shows up to take possession. It doesn’t matter the number of people showing up as the rightful owner is. God knows it is yours and it will not elude you. God cannot be “dazzled”. He stepped into the situation with you in mind and the job is not completed until you possess your possessions. It does not matter still, presenting their heads for the oil. God knows whose oil it is. David’s brothers were all lined up for the oil, but, nothing happened until David the youngest of them all showed up; because it was his right from the LORD.
One way to stay on with God in whatever He sets in to do in your situation, is to stay on with the assurance that you have a right to all of God’s goodness. You have a portion in God which no devil can hijack. The working of God may be to colorful for men to acclaim as yours, but stay acquainted with your right to it and it shall not pass you by.
I will overturn, overturn, overturn,
it: and it shall be no more,
until he come whose right it is;
and I will give it him. Ezekiel 21:27 (KJV)
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It sounds like you're promising wealth to Christians and the Bible doesn't promise that. The blessings that God promised Israel if they were obedient don't apply to the church.