The Daily Devotional That You Wished You Had Yesterday
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The Bible has many financial and working principles and verses affecting you as a steward of God’s resources. Some of these principles apply to budgeting, saving, investing, stewardship after death, giving and other important principles that God shares with you that are related to money, finance and working. If you take these principles and verses, meditate on them and apply them to your life you will experience a change taking place on the inside that will show up on the outside. These meditations and prayers will impact your life, life style and make you a better steward of God’s resources and draw you closer to Him.
As you meditate each day, apply these principles and verses to your life and watch God change your life style as a steward of God’s resources.
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About the Book
In THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL THAT YOU WISHED YOU HAD YESTERDAY, Charles Hampton gives you meditations that are encouraging, and they will also help you make it through your financial struggles. This devotional has merged financial principles, and practices with the word of God. A combination that will increase your knowledge of God, draw you closer to Him, transform your mind and assist you with becoming a better steward of God’s resources. It is a devotional that will help you get started on the road to financial freedom by applying the financial principles, and practices found in it that relates to saving, working, budgeting, retirement, marriage, debt, and areas of financial planning.
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About the Author
Charles Hampton is currently self- employed in the real estate profession. He is active in the local church as a Sunday School Teacher for teenagers and adults. He is a certified dean, and instructor in the Christian Leadership Institute where he teaches adult classes including Debt Free Living. Charles is a graduate of Lane College in Jackson, TN. He lives in Memphis, TN, married to Juanita, and they have four sons and two grandchildren.