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Your Money in Tough Times: Personal Finance from a Biblical Perspective
Has the economy got you down?
Weather financial storms with Your Money in Tough Times.
This practical, easy-to-use guide is ideal for anyone seeking financial freedom. Your Money in Tough Times offers a clear vision of stability when all seems to be in turmoil, with practical thoughts for attaining monetary balance.
With a compendium of timely fiscal topics and budgeting templates
for tracking and controlling spending
for creating a personal or family budget, or
for getting out of debt
Your Money in Tough Times is a relevant resource—based on spiritual principles—to help you thrive.
Weather financial storms with Your Money in Tough Times.
This practical, easy-to-use guide is ideal for anyone seeking financial freedom. Your Money in Tough Times offers a clear vision of stability when all seems to be in turmoil, with practical thoughts for attaining monetary balance.
With a compendium of timely fiscal topics and budgeting templates
for tracking and controlling spending
for creating a personal or family budget, or
for getting out of debt
Your Money in Tough Times is a relevant resource—based on spiritual principles—to help you thrive.
160 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2012
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December 25, 2024
A very handy small book on personal finances. Although most of it is quite obvious tips, tips will forever be tips and have no impact unless we actualize them realistically in this life for God.
God isn't a killjoy, which many still believe He is. Its not a bad thing to enjoy the things which God have created and allowed. That statement however, proves to be easily manipulated by us in various falsities. Let's say you enjoy ice-cream, to what extend is "enjoying" not godly and wise anymore? When you spend so much into enjoying (or in this case excessive indulgence) ice-cream that you neglect your family and your own health, causing drastic impacts to more than just finances.
Might be a tad bit over the top of an example, but ironically in real life, such cases are closer than fiction sometimes. Feel free to replace "ice-cream" with anything and you might find your own habits in the spotlight 👀
The book includes a few "excel sheets" of sorts which can be helpful but if you can't handle the data plotting, ask someone who loves to look at financial tables 😂
God isn't a killjoy, which many still believe He is. Its not a bad thing to enjoy the things which God have created and allowed. That statement however, proves to be easily manipulated by us in various falsities. Let's say you enjoy ice-cream, to what extend is "enjoying" not godly and wise anymore? When you spend so much into enjoying (or in this case excessive indulgence) ice-cream that you neglect your family and your own health, causing drastic impacts to more than just finances.
Might be a tad bit over the top of an example, but ironically in real life, such cases are closer than fiction sometimes. Feel free to replace "ice-cream" with anything and you might find your own habits in the spotlight 👀
The book includes a few "excel sheets" of sorts which can be helpful but if you can't handle the data plotting, ask someone who loves to look at financial tables 😂
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November 28, 2018These are tough times for everyone who needs a little help keeping their pockets at least half-full. Ironically, I went broke just to buy this.
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