This program will help you undo financial bondage.
In order to
reach your highest potential of blessing and usefulness to God as well as
prepare for and make it through crisis times, you must employ a daily routine
of reading scripture, praying, and regularly attending local church services.
In addition, you must develop plans for dealing with problems by:
1.
Trusting
the LORD completely.
2.
Understanding
emergencies will occur.
3.
Recognizing
you can overcome them by God’s grace and empowerment.
4.
Identifying
your present financial condition.
5.
Exhibiting
self-control in your spending in order to save at least six months of income to
cover emergencies.
6.
Diligently
paying off debts.
7.
Investing
remaining disposable income in order to produce greater growth.
When you
trust the LORD, a loss of money and other possessions will not hamper your joy
and peace. In most instances, if you remain a good steward of possessions He entrusts
to you, then losses will likely be short-term. In addition, you’ll continue to
glorify Him by leading the lost to Jesus Christ and by serving others. You
greatly enhance your ability to weather storms and eliminate stress when you
build wealth by saving for emergencies, eliminating debt, and maintaining a
lifestyle of investing in diversified instruments. Such stewardship also helps
you overcome temptations to obtain money in ways that displease God (deceit,
oppression of others, illegal occupations, under-the-table payments, etc.).
When you live
this way, losses will be temporary instead of permanent setbacks. The trials
you endure will be situations that help you move into a much greater place of
faith and abundance. You’ll live in Joseph’s experience - what the enemy means
for bad for you, God will turn it for your good and bring you into The Wealthy
Place. Pre-planning and employing good stewardship practices may well determine
whether others come to your rescue. Sometimes, we think the neediest get the
greatest amount of help. However, the Bible says, “to him who has the most will
more be given.” Greater faith, greater devotion to God, and greater commitment
to good stewardship usually bring greater avenues of help and resources in
times of trouble.
Over time,
the good steward usually finds that he doesn’t need help for what would be an
emergency at another point in time in his life because his continued godly
stewardship allows him the ability to cover the costs of these situations. It’s
a great feeling knowing that emergencies that would have crippled you
financially a little while ago are now just blips on the screen. Don't miss
your opportunity to exhibit trust in God, daily devotion to Him, and planning
to protect and preserve your family. Not only will this bless you immensely, it
will be a godly example for others to follow with regard to problem solving,
making it through crisis, and avoiding financial pain emergencies otherwise
produce.
1Kings 17:9,
Proverbs 16:9, Matthew 25:28, Luke 14:28-32
Please
pray for this ministry and email questions to parlor@ameritech.net and share the links below
with others who need guidance. May the LORD bless you richly as you follow His
plan!
Share http://kminfo.org/ministries/financial-freedom weekly
with family and friends so these bondage-breaking articles and other financial
information can help them gain helpful insight!
The
book at the link below provides principles and practical steps that help you
use the Power To Get Wealth. By 1992, we had $135,000 of debt and a
negative $35,000 net worth. Financial bondage and turmoil led me to seek
principles and a process for employing good stewardship. As a result, we became
constructively debt-free in 1998, mortgage free January 2004, millionaires in
2012, multi-millionaires shortly thereafter, and retired in 2018 in my
mid-fifties from public servant jobs while giving abundantly to fund the gospel
of our LORD Jesus Christ. The same power is available to you!
https://www.westbowpress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/817195-power-to-get-wealth
You can find books authored by Randy
and Karen Parlor at www.Amazon.com.
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