Season 7 Episode 159
In this special live show episode of Financially Confident Christian, Ralph and co-host Craig respond to real listener questions about the emotional weight of money struggles. From the shame of past financial mistakes to the fear of facing your current numbers, this episode offers compassionate, faith-rooted guidance for the moments when budgeting isn’t just hard—it’s personal. Whether you’re frozen in fear at the thought of checking your account or discouraged by what your budget reveals, you’ll find wisdom and hope here. Tune in for practical encouragement on what to do when the numbers hurt.
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Ralph and Craig offer a powerful blend of mindset shifts and actionable steps—from reframing budgeting as discipline instead of restriction to celebrating small wins like skipping an impulse buy. They also share spiritual insights on identity, self-worth, and the importance of progress over perfection. If you’re stuck in a shame spiral or tempted to quit, this conversation will help you breathe, reset, and take your next step toward lasting financial confidence.
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