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Does the word “budget” make you cringe a little? You’re not alone. In this episode of Ask Ralph, we tackle the emotional resistance many people feel toward budgeting—feelings of fear, shame, or overwhelm. Ralph explains why a budget isn’t a punishment or a restriction, but a roadmap that can bring clarity, control, peace, and purpose. You’ll learn how to reframe budgeting through a biblical lens and start with a simple, grace-filled plan—no spreadsheets required. If you’ve ever wondered whether budgeting brings freedom or frustration, it’s time to decide: is your budget a tool or trap?

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You’ll discover how to build a budget that works for your life and aligns with your values, without the pressure of perfection. Ralph walks through a simple, step-by-step approach to creating a beginner-friendly plan and encourages listeners to shift their mindset from fear to faith. With prayerful guidance and practical wisdom, this episode will help you take a confident step toward financial peace and stewardship.

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