Season 7 Episode 156
In this deeply encouraging episode of Financially Confident Christian, Ralph shifts the focus from numbers to narratives—the ones debt tells us about who we are and what we're worth. If you’ve ever felt ashamed, stuck, or like you’ll never be free from financial failure, this message is for you. Ralph walks listeners through common lies debt whispers—like “you’re bad with money” or “you’ll never get out”—and counters them with biblical truth about identity, grace, and hope. Tune in if debt feels overwhelming and you need a fresh perspective rooted in faith, not fear.
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Beyond mindset, Ralph offers a practical first step: a simple yet powerful journaling exercise to identify and replace debt-driven thoughts with truth from God’s Word. This episode isn’t about payoff strategies or spreadsheets (that’s coming next!)—it’s about reclaiming who you are before you ever tackle the numbers. If you’re ready to stop letting debt define you and start walking in freedom, this episode will help you take that first step with confidence and peace.
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