Mixing God with Money: Strategies for Living in An Uncertain Economy by Dennis O. Tongoi
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Practical tips for how to get out of debt, manage a budget and give generously in an African context. The author gives solid biblical principles from verses, as well as perspective on the root issues in our hearts that lead to financial problems and how Godās way is better. He also clearly practices what he teaches because he gives many personal examples of how he has handled financial dilemmas.
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