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Taming the Money Monster
by Ron Blue

Filled with down-to-earth, no-nonsense advice from financial expert Ron Blue, this indispensable book will show you how to stop being a slave to debt and become the master of your money — from a biblical perspective. Covering everything from school loans to credit cards to mortgages, this paperback will put you on the right path toward stress-free spending and a lifetime of financial freedom.



An old proverb says a fool and his money are easily separated. In this consumer culture of ours, that separation has never been faster or easier. And so we spend all our waking hours trying to earn more. There's got to be a better way. MORE

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