Romans 13:8
Owe nothing to anyone except to love one another; for he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law.
What Makes 6 Months with No Interest Appealing?
We are caught up in a world of technology that uses this technology to play on people’s emotions. When we see the TV commercials, billboards, web pages and many other advertisement media we have a desire to have what is being promoted, especially when the no interest extra appeal is added. The world around us is full of peer pressure that comes from seeing what other people have and wanting it for ourselves. We think that peer pressure maybe subsides when children graduate from high school, but college is even worse. Then when we get out of college, there is more peer pressure coming which is even worse because it has hidden agendas and we can’t see it coming. The technology we see promoting the high ticket items is not geared for the high school kids or college students but for the adults who have graduated, have a great job and think they can afford the new latest and greatest item on the market. What is the best way to handle these no interest schemes and media technology?
The Best 6 Month No Interest Plan Available
Many years ago I heard a missionary from Africa speak who said God had sent him to America with a specific message. Apparently the message wasn’t too popular because I didn’t see him preaching anywhere else. In fact, when I heard the message I agreed with what I heard but I was thinking he was talking to everyone else… surely not me! He said that the devil has a plan to attack Christians to cause them to not attain the power that is available to them in God’s Word. This attack was going to come through billboards, TV, Internet and all advertising media to cause Christians to go into debt to purchase what the ads were showing them. Most of these Christians would need to find more than one job or other ways to pay bills causing their time to be spent working instead of finding out about the powerful promises of God’s Word. I heard the message and it had a great impact upon me, but like I said I thought it was for everyone else and I didn’t listen to what the Spirit of God was saying to me. I continued in debt and attaining more debt using one excuse after another justifying myself in the light of the scripture that said to owe no man nothing. I also had to ignore the scripture that said we were to be lenders and not borrowers. To be a lender someone has to be the borrower, so God is not against borrowing. God is against us being in bondage to constant borrowing and being unhappy servants to lenders. (Deuteronomy 28:12) Debt seems to brings the happiness we desire but actually can bring unhappiness instead along with stress to pay the debt. Beloved, the best way is always God’s way and His blessings flow from not only learning but applying the truths of His word with faith.
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