Preached by Pete Durgan and Bob McMurray, with sharing by Theresa Broom and David Cadell, 3/9/2008

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Disciples Lee & Noni Pullen Look at Money with a Godly Perspective

Christian Financial Workshop – Outline

How should a disciple of Jesus Christ manage money? What kind of Christian debt is okay, if any? This lesson combines practical wisdom with biblical applications about God and money.

Download Excel Budget Worksheet referred to in this workshop (requires Microsoft Excel)

Debt – There is no good or bad debt, it is either wise or unwise.
Without character or conviction, anything can become your Lord.

Romans 13:8 (no outstanding debt)
Job 24:9 (seized for debt)

You never know when tragedy will hit. A deep conviction on debt changes everything.

1 Samuel 22:2 debt = in distress; discontented
Matthew 18:25; 30 unmerciful servant
Genesis 14:17 Abram had a conviction about not taking a gift = no
strings attached

God blesses heart changes! Get a lot of advice.
Goal = pick up, go anywhere, do anything

2 Parts to a Budget – Income and Expenses

Luke 16:1-9
Dishonest manager was commended for being shrewd (clueless=cannot be shrewd)

You appreciate things more when you work hard for it.

Malachi 3:8-10
Get on a budget so that you can tithe (tithe=10%)

1 Timothy 6:10 – Love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.
Haggai 1:5-6

Pay with checks so that you can track your spending for your records and tax purposes.

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