This is a major decision to make, so before you sign a car or home mortgage (or before you swipe that credit card or sign any payday loan) consider going in prayer to ask God to show you what the Bible says about debt. You need to discover His point of view.

God is your provider

It is a major role He likes to do for you. You M-A-T-T-E-R to God. Everything you need, He knows before you do, and in Matthew 6:8 He makes that perfectly clear. BEFORE Jesus taught us how we should pray, He affirms that our Father will meet every need.

Before moving on, allow me to introduce you to this short online course about financial freedom. It is our flagship course on the Wealth With Purpose website.

The Financial Freedom Express course is designed to give you one key financial planning lesson each day in a short (3-7 minute video) for the next month that will get you started on the journey to financial freedom. As Jesus himself said, when you know the truth, it will set your free!

We pray that after you’re through with the course you will discover what the Bible says about debt. AND what you can do to help other people as they journey life and their own debts.

Are you stuck?

Do not let your debt immobilize you. There’s always a first step to take and this video can help. Listen to the 2 points to nudge you in the right direction. I pray this helps you understand your debt situation better so we can take action away from debt reliance and into faith.

Alright, I know you’d ask this!

What the Bible does NOT say about debt?

• The Bible does not say that debt is a sin
• The Bible does not say it is wise to borrow money and use it as leverage
• The Bible does not say God will bail you out of debt
• The Bible does not say that debt is an exercise of your faith
• And lastly, The Bible does not say it is a sin to loan money too!

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