Faith-Based Family Finances: Let Go of Worry and Grow in Confidence

By Ron Blue

Book Overview

How would you like access to your own financial advisor 24/7? This book might be the next best thing. Ron Blue and Jeremy White have teamed up to compile Ron's 35-plus years of wisdom and experience... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1414323905
• ISBN13: 9781414323909
• Release Date: October 2008
• Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
• Length: 592 Pages
• Weight: 2.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 7.6" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Great book and financial guidance

I am not yet finished with this book but so far I am finding it more helpful than I was expecting. I have several books to help with financial guidance and this one is the best. If you are looking for financial guidance from a Godly perspective this is it!

Faith Based Family Finances

This book contains many scriptural references to family finances and is full of wisdom. I bought one each for all of our adult children.

Great read!

If you are looking for Biblical advice on how to manage your finances, this book is for you. The authors use plenty of real-world examples, which keep the material from becoming dry and boring. Book was much more interesting than I expected, and is a great read.

5-Star book of financial advice

Prices are reaching an all time high. People are stressed out due to the failing economy. Banks are failing and there is no security with the stock market tanking. In Faith-Based Family Finances, the authors share over thirty-five years of wisdom and experience as a top financial advisor in this comprehensive guide to financial planning through all stages of life, rooted in biblical principles. In this book, these issues are addressed: --Should I rent or own? --How much of my income should go towards giving? --How can I avoid going into debt at Christmas? --Should both spouses work? --How can I teach my children to manage their money? --Plus much more. There are three chapters in this book about debt alone, targeting this as a main problem. People who are in debt, or those who are just starting out, as well as those who just want to make sure they are making good decisions, should pick up this book. It is definitely a book to read over several times. Great for pastors to keep in their libraries in case someone comes in needing financial advise. Armchair Interviews says: This 600-page book gives a lot of vital information.