I found your book [Managing God's Money-The Basics] in someone's cabinet here at the station, and I read it. It has totally changed my family's spending habits and financial stability. Here's how: I have put into practice most, if not all, of the things you propose in the book. Your PEACE budget worksheet is a staple of my life. I enlarged the sheet, and made lots of copies. It is my monthly staple now. I don't spend a dime without consulting the budget. Because of you and your ministry, we are aggressively paying bills, getting out of debt, and sowing more into God's Kingdom. Thank you Brother Bell. In Christ, - Jeremy, Buffalo
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Benjamin Franklin was right when he said, "Beware of little expenses: a small leak will sink a great ship." According to Statistics Canada, between 1996 and 2000 consumer credit in Canada, excluding mortgages, increased 47%, from $128 billion to $188 billion, while personal bankruptcies fluctuated between 73,000 and 80,000, after soaring 84% to 79,000 in 1995 over 1990. Meanwhile, in constant 1999 dollars, average earnings grew only 7% between 1996 and 1999.
Read the full text of this article by Michel A. Bell which appeared in Focus on the Family's January/February 2002 Informed Families magazine .
On a sunny Saturday morning, Pastor Jim and wife, Tracy-
Ann, enter a department store and veer right – we do this
instinctively, head right as we enter. About 10 feet in –
merchants put promotion items there because they know
that’s where we start to focus on shopping – they see the
latest kitchen blender, the well-publicized Machoblend 700.
They smile, glance at each other and start reading its
features when a clerk appears:
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