The Untold Stories Of Christmas

The Untold Stories Of Christmas

The Untold Stories Of Christmas

The Untold Stories Of Christmas

Breathing Room

Breathing Room

Yup. You read it right. The question is for you. Do you think that is true? "Mo' Money Mo' Problems?" When it comes to breathing room, it is found often that people are trying to find the surface to come up for air in their finances. No wonder. The average household holds $15,000 of debt! Money becomes less of what it was designed for and more of a means to fill a void in our heart. Find out three principles on how to have breathing room in your finances God's way.

Yup. You read it right. The question is for you. Do you think that is true? "Mo' Money Mo' Problems?" When it comes to breathing room, it is found often that people are trying to find the surface to come up for air in their finances. No wonder. The average household holds $15,000 of debt! Money becomes less of what it was designed for and more of a means to fill a void in our heart. Find out three principles on how to have breathing room in your finances God's way.

When someone you haven't seen in a while asks you this questions, "How've you been?", what's your initial response? Busy? Tired? "Life's good but..." or "I'm doing great but...". Throughout life we assume the right and normal thing to do is to be busy. With a packed schedule we forget to leave space. To plan breathing room. To have space for a breath of fresh air. God designed us to need rest. Why do we sleep? Why do we eat? To replenish our energy and let our bodies recuperate. Our schedules need the same action. If your response to the first question is the same as above, the kick off to this series will help open up your mind to what God has planned for your schedule so you can finally have "Breathing Room."

When someone you haven't seen in a while asks you this questions, "How've you been?", what's your initial response? Busy? Tired? "Life's good but..." or "I'm doing great but...". Throughout life we assume the right and normal thing to do is to be busy. With a packed schedule we forget to leave space. To plan breathing room. To have space for a breath of fresh air. God designed us to need rest. Why do we sleep? Why do we eat? To replenish our energy and let our bodies recuperate. Our schedules need the same action. If your response to the first question is the same as above, the kick off to this series will help open up your mind to what God has planned for your schedule so you can finally have "Breathing Room."