Summary: Shame keeps you hiding; stewardship brings your finances into the light with wisdom, honesty, and peace. This guide blends Scripture with simple next steps you can take today.
Key idea: Your identity isn’t your debt. God invites you to lay down worry and walk in wisdom.
Verses: 1 Peter 5:7; Matthew 6:31–33.
Key idea: Truthfulness honors God and typically leads to better outcomes with creditors.
Verse: Proverbs 12:22.
Tip: Keep a simple call log; don’t promise what you can’t do.
Key idea: Contentment is focusing on what God has given you to steward today.
Verses: Philippians 4:11–13; Hebrews 13:5.
Practice: Choose three non-essential expenses to trim that won’t harm relationships or health; direct the savings to your plan.
Key idea: Giving flows from the heart and wisdom, not pressure. Seek counsel and act in conscience.
Verse: 2 Corinthians 9:7.
Idea: Consider “first fruits” of time—prayer, serving—while finances reset.
“Lord, replace my shame with stewardship. Give me wisdom, courage to be honest, and peace for each step. Guide my hands and heart. Amen.”
In a 10-minute call, we’ll listen first (no judgment) and lay out minimums vs. loan vs. negotiated-debt plan so you can choose what’s fastest and most affordable for your situation.
Serving since 2001, we’re built on faith, integrity, and caring for people—the way we’d want our own family treated. We’re BBB A+ Rated & Accredited, licensed and bonded in multiple states, have 1,600+ five-star client reviews, and our counselors are IAPDA-trained. Many on our team are people of faith; if you wish, we can begin with a brief prayer—always optional. As part of our mission, we support faith-based nonprofits that serve families and communities.
Next step:
Call 1-877-850-3328 (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm EST), click the chat icon on this page during business hours, or request an appointment—we’ll confirm by text/email.
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