You’ve worked hard to pay down debt and build momentum, but now comes the part no one talks about enough—how to protect your progress. In this episode of Financially Confident Christian, Ralph unpacks why staying out of debt can be just as challenging as getting out, especially when unexpected expenses or old habits try to creep back in. With biblical wisdom and practical strategies, he walks you through how to build strong financial defenses rooted in contentment, stewardship, and intentional choices. Tune in if you’ve ever wondered how to avoid getting into debt again once you’ve finally found your footing.
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From identifying personal debt triggers to establishing a “wait rule” for spending, Ralph offers simple, faith-centered tools that help you avoid slipping into familiar financial traps. You’ll also revisit the importance of your emergency fund, learn how to use cash or debit intentionally, and discover how the fruit of the Spirit, especially self-control, can become your greatest asset. If you’ve tasted freedom and want to stay there, this episode will help you protect your peace, your budget, and your God-given purpose.
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