People who have passed being broke don't make such confession actually . Saying you'll never be broke in your life is not a faith confession. It's the voice and confession of your covetousness, and it's a mockery of saints who are struggling to make ends meet. I am not against people living well and being comfortable, but living well and being comfortable is not a proof of godliness or spirituality. Neither is it a product of positive confession.
A man's life does not consist in the abundance of things he has...

Perfectbeing:
People who have passed being broke don't make such confession actually . Saying you'll never be broke in your life is not a faith confession. It's the voice and confession of your covetousness, and it's a mockery of saints who are struggling to make ends meet. I am not against people living well and being comfortable, but living well and being comfortable is not a proof of godliness or spirituality. Neither is it a product of positive confession.
A man's life does not consist in the abundance of things he has...

Deep

It is a product of positive confession like you mentioned.

The tongue has power to release life wherever we go.

Proverbs 18:21
"Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof."

Perfectbeing:
People who have passed being broke don't make such confession actually . Saying you'll never be broke in your life is not a faith confession. It's the voice and confession of your covetousness, and it's a mockery of saints who are struggling to make ends meet. I am not against people living well and being comfortable, but living well and being comfortable is not a proof of godliness or spirituality. Neither is it a product of positive confession.
A man's life does not consist in the abundance of things he has...

Should we admit that brokeness will come back?

Some hard working Christians die poor. Is it because they didn't live godly lives or because they didn't confess "I'll never be broke in my life"?

MMXX:
It is a product of positive confession like you mentioned.

The tongue has power to release life wherever we go.

Proverbs 18:21
"Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof."

Does that mean that everyone that confesses "I'll never be broke in my life.." actually end up not ever being broke in their life?

Perfectbeing:
Does that mean that everyone the confesses "I'll never be broke in my life.." actually end up not ever being broke in their life?

Well not really cos if it was so everybody would be rich.

I believe the level of your faith is the truest test.

Mark 11:14
"And Jesus answered and said unto it, No man eat fruit of thee hereafter forever...

He did not mince words nor guess, he cursed with boldness and certainty.

Saying it's the level of faith would be a mockery of saints who are struggling to make ends meet. Saints who have faith. There are wealthy unbelievers who have never mentioned "I'll never be broke my life" yet they are rich (either by legal or illegal means).