This program will help you undo financial bondage.
Good
stewards live content, self-controlled, and servant-minded. They’re committed
to living constructively debt-free and properly managing money God entrusts to
them. They engage a budget to control expenses to be continuously far less than
take home pay. They work to have plenty of money left over throughout each year
that can be applied to savings for emergencies and for big ticket items they
need or want in the future (special offerings, different house or car,
vacation, wedding ceremony, etc.). Each year, they put at least 10% of gross
pay into a diversified portfolio of equity investments with proven track
records over ten or more years of paying high average annual interest and/or
exponential growth. They’re grateful with much thanksgiving for the intimacy
they share with the Lord and their local church family. They’re also reputable
in their dealings, known for paying back what is owed to others, and for being
a blessing in the lives of those around them.
Poor
stewards often complain about their position in life, jobs they hold, and relationships
with spouses and/or other people. They’re up to their necks in debt, are often
broke again shortly after getting paid, and continually buy more expensive
houses, cars, boats, campers, cabins, and clothing above their income and asset
level. In short order, they replace these items with more expensive ones while
paying lenders enormous amounts of down payment, closing costs, and finance
charges over the term of their many outstanding loans. They act as if they
cannot live without continually getting loans for everything they need and
want. Yet, many wonder why their lives and finances are in shambles. Some have
been taught the Lord wants to pour more money and expensive material things
into their lives without need for their accountability, responsibility, and
discipline. Of course, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Unfortunately,
many haven’t studied to show themselves approved as workmen who need not be
ashamed because they study the bible to understand its instructions on good
stewardship for their lives including finances.
Despite
this predicament, help is on the way when they decide to exercise faith in His
way of living. You can change your spiritual and financial situation from
negative to positive when you leave the former way of doing things and begin to
regularly worship Him, study scripture, fellowship with Christians, use your
gifts and skills serving others, tithe, plan including budget, eliminate debt,
refuse to cosign, save, invest, and diversify assets. A whole new world awaits
you, free of complaints about your current and future condition. Testimonies of
abundant peace, joy, blessing, and reward upon your life will bring
encouragement to many others who want to travel on the road of good stewardship.
Psalms 37:3-4,
Proverbs 11:24-26, Luke 12:20-21, Hebrews 4:3
Please
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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!
You can find books authored by Randy and
Karen Parlor at www.Amazon.com.
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