June 21, 2007
Who needs faith? I’ve got credit cards!
Believe it or not, people survived for thousands of years without them. I will bet that they had situations arise where they really wanted something or really needed something but at the moment didn’t have the means to pay for it. They didn’t have the “escape route” that we have today with credit cards.
Phil4.19 says,”And my God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.”
I can’t say that there is never a situation to use a credit card, but how often is God wanting to do a miracle in our lives and provide for us like He promised and we just take the easy way out?
“And without faith it is impossible to please Him…”Heb11.6
What would happen if we decided that no matter how bad things looked, we would not put our trust in our credit cards, but we would trust that God will take care of each and every one of our needs?
I think He would be pleased.
It is far too easy to get caught up in Credit debt, so even though a Credit Card may seem like an answer to Financial problems, they can often create more debt. Make sure to choose a Low Interest Credit Card to help avoid paying extra fees in interest.
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Comments on Who needs faith? I’ve got credit cards! »
Shalene @ 12:44 pm
Hi! I’m lovin your post today! Great stuff! Too many people just don’t realize the potential for catastrophe that credit cards get them into. Have you looked into Crown Financial’s biblical principals for money management? You should. Great stuff there too.
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