MONEY-DEBT
The basic
rule for avoiding debt is: “Never spend more than you make.”
Rod
Rogers
Copied from: Pastor Driven Stewardship: 10 Steps to
Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving by Rod Rogers, © 2006, p. 193. Used by
permission of Rod Rogers – www.DynamicGiving.com.
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What does God
have to say about the impact of all this debt on His people? He tells us in
Proverbs 22:7b” “The borrower becomes the lender’s slave.” Debt makes you a
slave to your lender. In the Old Testament world if you couldn’t pay your debt
on time you became the slave of the lender until you worked off your
obligations. In our day, if you borrow money you become the lender’s slave by
giving much or most of your income back to the lender.
Rod
Rogers
Copied from: Pastor Driven Stewardship: 10 Steps to
Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving by Rod Rogers, © 2006, p. 228. Used by
permission of Rod Rogers – www.DynamicGiving.com.
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If you want
God’s help to get out of debt, you must put God first in your giving. It flies
in the face of conventional wisdom, but I have seen many families give their
way out of debt.
Rod
Rogers
Copied from: Pastor Driven Stewardship: 10 Steps to
Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving by Rod Rogers, © 2006, p. 230-231. Used by
permission of Rod Rogers – www.DynamicGiving.com.
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