Can good financial habits actually become dangerous? What if the very disciplines that helped you build wealth quietly become the things that hold you back from living faithfully and freely?

In this episode of Plan to Prosper, Logan and Dalton explore a surprising truth: even good financial habits can become unhealthy when taken to the extreme. From retirees who struggle to spend money they've spent decades saving, to parents who sacrifice their own financial future to continually support adult children, this conversation examines how fear, identity, and imbalance can quietly distort wise stewardship. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, they discuss how Christians can pursue financial wisdom without allowing saving, giving, or frugality to become controlling forces in their lives.

What you'll learn:

• Why saving can become unhealthy when it turns into fear or identity
• The challenges many retirees face when transitioning from saving to spending
• How generosity can unintentionally become enabling
• Why balance is essential in the five uses of money
• Practical questions to evaluate whether your financial habits are serving you or controlling you

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