14. Instead of asking how much is the real
cost?
“What’s the most I can get into
for the least down.”
15. And we have forgotten to ask what is the
real cost, not just the financial cost, but the
lost opportunity costs where we can’t give,
where our marriages are stressed because
we are fighting and worrying about
finances,
16. Where we can’t give our kids opportunities
because we have bought things that we didn’t
need with money that we didn’t have to impress
people that we don’t even know. Bondage.
Pretenders.
17. WHAT IS THE REAL
COST OF OUR
UNBIBLICAL
STEWARDSHIP?
19. Today we believe debt is normal.
Debt is necessary. Few years ago,
few are borrowing, no credit cards etc
but now almost everybody has loan
and has credit cards, some not one
card but many cards.
28. PROVERBS 25:28
Like a city whose walls are broken through
is a person who lacks self-control.
29. If you don’t have control of your money or
any area of your life, you are like a city
whosewalls are brokendown.
30. We are going to learn to say, “No,” for a
little while, so that we can say, “Yes,” for
the rest of our lives.
We are going to invest.
We are going to pay off debt
31. PROVERBS 21:5
5 The plans of the diligent lead to profit
as surely as haste leads to poverty.
33. 1. We are planning for emergencies.
2. We are going to eliminate overhead.
3. We are going to build our reserve fund.
4. We have to plan on buying big items.
35. Our problem is, we are bent toward sin.
We are sinners by nature, and because of
that, we tend to love the things in this
world that we think they will bring
satisfaction.