Wealth Without Sorrow
The Journey to Blessing
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Do you want to be debt free? Growing up, Debbie Kirk's family wasn't poor, but they certainly weren't rich either. She had two parents who loved her, and no one ever told her that she wouldn't amount to anything. But during her teenage years, Debbie found herself more interested in her current rebellious lifestyle and dropped out of school after the eighth grade. At sixteen, she rededicated her heart to the Lord when she met her husband-to-be. During this time Debbie began applying the principles of the tithe and offering. God instilled in Debbie that He was her Source and He would open doors ...
Do you want to be debt free? Growing up, Debbie Kirk's family wasn't poor, but they certainly weren't rich either. She had two parents who loved her, and no one ever told her that she wouldn't amount to anything. But during her teenage years, Debbie found herself more interested in her current rebellious lifestyle and dropped out of school after the eighth grade. At sixteen, she rededicated her heart to the Lord when she met her husband-to-be. During this time Debbie began applying the principles of the tithe and offering. God instilled in Debbie that He was her Source and He would open doors and protect her if she was in covenant with Him. The Lord had begun to deal with Debbie's legalistic heart; and instead of "earning her way," God changed her heart to "blessed to be a blessing." Through years of trials and pruning, God revealed Debbie's passion in regard to financial freedom, being debt free, and obtaining wealth His way; wealth without sorrow. She had no degrees or wealthy heritage, just obedience to the principles in the Word of God that brought Debbie and her husband, Ron, out of debt and into the blessing. Are you sick and tired of being stuck financially? Come alongside Debbie's journey, learn and apply these same principles to start living in God's system of wealth and abundance: one of wealth without sorrow! The blessing of the Lord makes one rich, and He adds no sorrow with it. (Proverbs 10:22)
