For the First Time, Th e Faith Filled mindset of sowing seed for your harvest is coupled with practical step-by-step financial spending concepts and then merged with financial tools to accelerate your way out of debt. In the same way your car’s GPS takes you to your destination, your Financial Goal Powered Spending (GPS) guides you to be Paid in Full.
The passion and sense of urgency with which Ray and Shirley Noftsinger operate their counseling programs extends far beyond their own needs. “It’s never been about us,” says Ray. “When we became blessed abundantly through a sales contract I received, we asked the Lord what He wanted us to do with the excess. He told me, ‘Get my people out of debt!’”
Establishing their ministry from Isaiah 58:6 as it applies to debt, Shirley and Ray have ministered nationwide. Since 1996 over fifteen thousand families in debt from all backgrounds and faiths have become debt free. Their desire to counsel, educate, and set people free from financial oppression is the driving force to their ministry. Through extensive study of spiritual laws, which tap the continuous flow of God’s covenant promises, Shirley and Ray live as an example of the covenant of financial blessing provided in scriptures with all balances, of course, “Paid In Full”.
Overcoming impossible odds in which many people in similar situations have failed and lost everything, Dany Christi instead turned to God and sought after Him for wisdom and knowledge in financial matters. After being buried in more than $54,000 of debt (not including mortgage debt) on a salary of approximately $30,000 a year, she asked God for wisdom and knowledge and learned and applied the biblical approach to finances. That approach has guided her to financial freedom today. Enclosed are useful tools and financial-management techniques that readers can use in managing their personal finances.
The first thing to do to maintain your money effectively is to get an accurate figure. Figure how much money you get to have each year. Doesn’t everyone know how much his family has to keep every year? The answer is no. Take a look at the problem. Asked how much your family has to keep each year, the odds are you will easily answer “$5000,” or whatever is the amount of the annual income of the wage earner in the family.