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How the church in America is the answer to poverty Pt 4

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In this final episode on Poverty in America, the Live Recession Proof Now team reflects on the shortcomings addressed in previous episodes—the inability of the government to individualize its help, the unbiblical biases of secular philanthropists, the short-sidedness of “band-aid” solutions, etc. And finally, the team upholds the Church as the answer to each of those gaps. Sean, Troy, Deborah and Adrienne highlight the Bible’s answers to many of the underlying causes of poverty, as well as it’s answers for the long-term implications on individuals and families. The contrast between what the world can offer and what the Church can offer instead is vast. One highlight is the predatory loaning practices which caused the housing bubble bust in the early 2000’s, as contrasted with the biblically-informed advice and counsel to achieve home ownership while living within one’s means. The former provides housing in the short-term, but perpetuates poverty in the long run, as opposed to the latter which seeks to provide long-term stability. Other contrasts include perpetuation of fatherlessness versus the promotion of healthy Biblical families, the cultivation of dependence versus the call to dignity, and much more. If you are one who is looking for a path out of poverty, be sure to listen in to this episode to hear resources within the Body of Christ that you should take advantage of.
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In this final episode on Poverty in America, the Live Recession Proof Now team reflects on the shortcomings addressed in previous episodes—the inability of the government to individualize its help, the unbiblical biases of secular philanthropists, the short-sidedness of “band-aid” solutions, etc. And finally, the team upholds the Church as the answer to each of those gaps. Sean, Troy, Deborah and Adrienne highlight the Bible’s answers to many of the underlying causes of poverty, as well as it’s answers for the long-term implications on individuals and families. The contrast between what the world can offer and what the Church can offer instead is vast. One highlight is the predatory loaning practices which caused the housing bubble bust in the early 2000’s, as contrasted with the biblically-informed advice and counsel to achieve home ownership while living within one’s means. The former provides housing in the short-term, but perpetuates poverty in the long run, as opposed to the latter which seeks to provide long-term stability. Other contrasts include perpetuation of fatherlessness versus the promotion of healthy Biblical families, the cultivation of dependence versus the call to dignity, and much more. If you are one who is looking for a path out of poverty, be sure to listen in to this episode to hear resources within the Body of Christ that you should take advantage of.
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