“It’s a simple fact that many Christians have been living far beyond our means and are now saddled with debilitating debt. Pastor Doug Batchelor provides a biblical perspective about the dangers of debt and practical steps to get free from financial bondage.”
If you, or someone you know, is struggling under a large financial burden we trust you’ll find some instruction and encouragement in this great sharing pocket book!
I’m planning to give them away during my FPU Class. I’ve already read the book and enjoyed the verses on Tackling debt. The only debt I agree is the debt of love!
I learnt about things that were already before my eyes and was too stubborn to turn to them. This book has reminded me to put my trust and faith in God first and above everything in my life. That's the only way to overcome the problems we are facing each day.
As a teenager, Doug Batchelor had everything money could buy—everything but happiness. His search led him to drugs, fights, and suicidal fantasies. Convinced that life held no purpose, he soon found himself scavenging food from garbage bins and living in a cave in the hills above Palm Springs.
The happiness Doug wanted eluded him until the day he began reading the dust-covered Bible someone had left in his cave. What happened next can only be described as a miracle! Today, Pastor Doug is president of Amazing Facts, an international multimedia ministry, and can be seen and heard around the world on television and radio programs such as Central Study Hour, Amazing Facts Presents, and Bible Answers Live.
Doug's down-to-earth approach to living the Christian life stems from his own experiences. He is an energetic man of vision and deep spirituality with an unusual ability to communicate not only to church members, but also to the millions of secular-minded people of today. He is the author of dozens of books, including, The Richest Caveman, Caveman Theology, Shadows of Light, Broken Chains, and At Jesus’ Feet .
As a teenager, Doug Batchelor had everything money could buy—everything but happiness. His search led him to drugs, fights, and suicidal fantasies. Convinced that life held no purpose, he soon found himself scavenging food from garbage bins and living in a cave in the hills above Palm Springs.
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