Book Spotlight (and a Giveaway!): Your Finances God’s Way by Scott LaPierre

Welcome to the Blog Tour for the Your Finances God’s Way book and workbook by Scott LaPierre, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Keep reading for an excerpt!

YOUR FINANCES GOD’S WAY by Scott LaPierre
GENRE: Christian Living / Non-Fiction / Finances
PUBLISHER: Harvest House
RELEASE DATE: May 3, 2022
PAGES: 234

Experience the Peace that Comes with Wise Stewardship

Financial insecurity can be one of the greatest threats to your well-being—but the good news is that even if you’re on a tight income, you can eliminate many of your monetary worries when you create and abide by a biblical plan for your spending.

In Your Finance’s God’s Way, you’ll identify the negative money management habits you need to break and the positive habits that should take their place. Implementing the teaching laid out in the Bible, this book gives you advice and practical steps backed by proven principles, helping you

• get the most out of your money by paying off debt and building up savings

• make wise spending decisions that enable you to avoid anxiety, regret, and conflict

• find a healthy balance between being financially frivolous and frugal to a fault

Even when you have less to spend, you can use what God has provided to thrive. Whether you’re young or old, married or single, working or staying at home, Your Finances God’s Way will give you everything you need to be a careful steward of the resources you’ve received from the Lord.

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“Are You Going to Help Me Become Rich?”

You should know up front that my primary desire is not to help you live extravagantly! Instead, my goal is to help you be a good steward of the money God has given you. Let me provide a simple picture from the Bible of what I want Your Finances God’s Way to accomplish for you. After Elisha helped the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4, her needs were met. She had enough to be comfortable, but she wasn’t wealthy. Elijah said, “Go, sell the oil and pay your debt; and you and your sons live on the rest” (verse 7). This book will enable you to pay your debts and live comfortably on the rest.

How will we accomplish this goal? Primarily we will use the biblical practice of “putting off and putting on” (Ephesians 4:22-32 and Colossians 3:5-14). You want to better manage your finances or you wouldn’t be reading these words; therefore, it’s important to understand the single greatest reason we fail to change and make improvements: We “put off” without “putting on.” For example, we put off doing the wrong things (such as wasting money and increasing debt), but we fail to put on the right things (such as paying off debt and being patient before making purchases). If we want to stop a certain behavior, there’s a corresponding behavior we must also start. This principle can be applied to multiple areas of the Christian life, including the stewardship of our finances.