For many couples, money can be a source of intense confusion and despair. Most of us weren’t taught how to manage money well. We rely on tips we pick up along the way from family, friends, and social media.
On our Focus on the Family Broadcast “Finding Financial Freedom Together as a Couple,” our guests Bob and Linda Lotich are with us to share wise and godly money management principles that will bless your marriage and put your money to use for the Kingdom of God.
Bob is a financial coach, and he and Linda share their advice on their award-winning blog and podcast.
With measly salaries and very little left over at the end of the month, Bob remembers believing that he and Linda would never be able to pay off their sizeable debt of over $400,000. Not only did they achieve that goal, but they also accomplished another one by the time they turned 40: giving away $1 million.
On our program, they explain:
Wise money management creates financial security for us and our families. It also creates opportunities to serve God and others through giving.
Join us on your local radio station, online, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, via Google Podcasts, or take us with you on our free phone app as Bob and Linda share how to achieve financial freedom and develop the capacity to serve others with your finances by “saving all you can, earning all you can, giving all you can, and enjoying it all.”
If disagreements about money are creating conflict in your marriage, we have caring Christian counselors on staff, and it would be their privilege to offer you a free consultation. Call us, leave your name and number, and they’ll get back with you just as soon as possible. The number during business hours is 1-800-A-FAMILY (232-6459).
Bob Lotich’s book Simple Money, Rich Life: Achieve True Financial Freedom and Design a Life of Eternal Impact is available for a gift of any amount. We’ll send it out to you as a way of saying thank you for partnering with us to strengthen families with the resources they need. For more information, click here.
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