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by Bob and Debby Gass

October 11, 2010

‘...I have never seen the righteous forsaken...’ Psalm 37:25 NIV

For many who’ve lost their jobs or who don’t earn enough to live on, debt has become a harsh reality. So much so, that they’re afraid to even think about their situation. But burying your head in the sand isn’t the answer. With God’s help and some common-sense suggestions you can start moving towards financial freedom. A respected financial consultant offers these suggestions. First, be truthful. Before you can change anything you need to know where your money’s going. There’s nothing to be ashamed of; like an alcoholic entering recovery, the first step is admitting you have a problem. On a card jot down every dollar you spend for 30 days. It adds up quickly, ‘…all…those little foxes…ruin the vineyard…’ (Song of Solomon 2:15 NLT) By looking at the big picture, you’ll see areas you can cut back. Second, learn from your past experiences. If you don’t learn from the past you’ll keep repeating it. For example, if you didn’t receive many Christmas gifts as a child, it can be tempting to overcompensate with your own kids and end up maxing out your credit cards. Or, growing up in an atmosphere of financial turmoil can make it difficult to talk about money with your spouse. Third, value yourself more than your payslip. Jesus said the important things in life aren’t ‘things’. (Matthew 6:25) Beating yourself up won’t help you earn more; it will just blind you to the real blessings in life. Remember, no matter how tough it gets, God is faithful. David said, ‘I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging’, and you won’t either!

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SoulFood: 2 Sam 7:18-11:27, John 2:1-11, Ps 110, Pr 23:6-9
The Word for Today is authored by Bob and Debby Gass and published under licence from UCB International Copyright © 2010
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