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Chapter Seven- Give Me My Portion
by Tim Howington Chapter Seven Give Me My Portion God is great, beer is good and people are crazy. This is the chorus to one of my favorite country songs. The story line of the song is about two guys… Continue reading
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Chapter Six …but is He Willing?
by Tim Howington Chapter Six …but is He Willing? It is Mother Day weekend in Rogers and I just spent an hour or so with my Mother-in-law in the rest home. She has a bad case of Alzheimer’s and she… Continue reading
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Chapter Five-God is Able…
by Tim Howington Chapter Five God is Able… I am not sure how you manage your difficult financial times but I have a tendency to check the mailbox a lot. Gone are the days of God providing manna from heaven… Continue reading
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Chapter Four- Managing our Emotions in Tough Financial Times
by Tim Howington Chapter Four Managing our Emotions in Tough Financial Times My Dad calls it a flesh break. I call it the tirades of a crazy man. The Lord calls it sin. I have to admit that I was… Continue reading
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Chapter Three- Managing our Will in Tough Financial Times
by Tim Howington Chapter Three Managing our Will in Tough Financial Times You wouldn’t know it by looking at me now but when I was a kid I used to be pretty fast. I was not blazing by any stretch,… Continue reading
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Chapter Two- Managing our Minds in Tough Financial Times
By Tim Howington Chapter Two Managing our Minds in Tough Financial Times I remember when my son studied about Johnny Appleseed in his first grade history class. Some think that Johnny was a fabled character who embodies the generous spirit… Continue reading
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Chapter One- Managing Yourself When There is No Money to Manage
by Tim Howington Chapter One Managing Yourself When There is No Money to Manage I attended a college meeting once where the speaker asked for a couple of volunteers from the audience to come and illustrate a point he was… Continue reading
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How to Manage Yourself When There is No Money to Manage – Intro
by Tim Howington This book is the by-product of a painful process of financial anxiety over about a 12 month period where the Lord sustained my family by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin. We paid every bill, ate every meal,… Continue reading
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Why do You Bother?
Psalms 3–4 I look up at your macro-skies, dark and enormous, your hand-made sky-jewelry, Moon and stars mounted in their settings. Then I look at my micro-self and wonder, Why do you bother with us? Why take a second look… Continue reading
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The Bride and Her Money
One of the biggest transitions for a newly married couple is moving from me to we. After a life of singleness, the coming together can be a challenge for the two-some. This is true for several areas but particularly challenging… Continue reading