“The Tenth: 7 Steps to Taking Back Control of Your Money and Being a Faithful Steward” Will Be Free to Download Tomorrow (04/07/2020)

Paul Stephenson releases his new book, “The Tenth: 7 Steps to Taking Back Control of Your Money and Being a Faithful Steward.”

“The Tenth: 7 Steps to Taking Back Control of Your Money and Being a Faithful Steward” looks at what stewardship means to us.  Is it filling out a pledge card each Fall?  Or writing a check each week?  Or returning to God a portion of what He has first given to us?  Or, does stewardship challenge us to assume the posture of one who serves?  “The Tenth” helps to answers these questions.  It also gives helpful tips on taking back control of your money, financial attitude and how it’s okay to be wealthy .

Paul Stephenson gives a short course on financial planning that gives a clear, straight-forward path to financial stability. The 7 steps, explained in detail, will help you take back control of your money, so you can know where your money goes, have full control over your spending, and never blow your budget.  “The Tenth” has taken a difficult subject and turned it into a precise, easy to understand book. His love for following God’s plans for our lives is truly inspiring.

Paul Stephenson’s “The Tenth” will be free and available for download on Amazon and Lulu.com for 5 days (04/07/2020 – 04/11/2020) at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085N5MTYN.

“The Tenth” is rated a 5.0 by those who have purchased the book. Here’s what some of the reviewers have said:

“Mr. Paul Stephenson has given us a meaningful, well-written book that shows how to tithe.” - Judee L. Spargur, The US Review of Books
 
 
About the Author:
Born in Omaha, Paul spent his youth growing up in Wyoming, his adolescence in the Colorado Rockies and his young adulthood pursuing his bachelor’s degree at Luther College. He started his professional life as a paralegal that lead him into government work where he ran the nationally recognized Colorado judicial collection investigator program. As well as practicing to be a good steward, he spends his time as a corporate trainer within the financial sector.

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