J.R. Lee

People spend more time planning a week of vacation than planning for their financial future.  I’ve been guilty in the past but not so much anymore.  I want to manage the resources that God has given and make sure that my family is taken care of long after I am gone.  Here are a few steps that are very important:

#1 – Put God First.

Your money is a HUGE indicator of where you are in your relationship with God.  Matthew 6:21 makes it pretty clear and it’s not just a brilliant fund-raising strategy from the King of the Universe.  God isn’t in the business of raising money as much as He is in the business of raising children.  Learn to trust God with at least 10% of your income.  It might hurt initially, but you never miss anything you give away.

#2 – Get Out Of Debt.

Stop spending money you don’t have!  Proverbs 22:7 says that the borrower is slave to the lender.  How true is that!  The good news is that you don’t have to live that way forever!

#3 – Build for the future. Putting God first and getting out of debt is a great start.  Once that has been accomplished – you are well on your way.  Don’t stop here!
Planning for emergencies, major purchases, college, retirement, and extraordinary giving can be part of YOUR legacy!

I’ve asked a good friend of mine to show you how!!!

Go HERE or simply email our financial strategist, Clint Strange. I have asked him to help you develop a plan that WORKS!  It’s confidential and of course it’s FREE!  Not only that, but we are going to be starting a small group specifically designed to help you make substantial progress financially.  Clint can give you all the details.

I want you to stop stressing over money.  To stop fighting over it.  To stop letting it dominate your marriage.  For the love of God  – don’t let your pride keep you from taking advantage of this opportunity!  I can’t wait to hear YOUR story!