Faith In Action with Ian Green
Jun 3, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
In this episode, I explore the journey of killing debt and the freedom that comes when financial burdens are removed. Debt often feels overwhelming, but it is not permanent. With intentional planning…
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[laughing] I think we know that, uh, debt is probably, uh, one of the biggest, uh, causes for the breakdown of marriages in our family, and it's something that is incredibly prevalent in our society.
I was on a plane some, some years ago, and, um, there was one of these in-flight magazines.
And, uh, the-- You know, over the-- over recent years, there's been these kind of books, The Joy of Cooking, The Joy of Sex, the joy of whatever.
What is wrong with these people?" And basically taking us through the whole virtues of being in debt.
It was just absolutely shocking to my system because for most of us, we have found debt an incredibly negative experience.
Having said that, I've, I've had to learn over recent years there is good debt and bad debt.
[laughing] I think we know that, uh, debt is probably, uh, one of the biggest, uh, causes for the breakdown of marriages in our family, and it's something that is incredibly prevalent in our society.
I was on a plane some, some years ago, and, um, there was one of these in-flight magazines.
And, uh, the-- You know, over the-- over recent years, there's been these kind of books, The Joy of Cooking, The Joy of Sex, the joy of whatever.
What is wrong with these people?" And basically taking us through the whole virtues of being in debt.
It was just absolutely shocking to my system because for most of us, we have found debt an incredibly negative experience.
Having said that, I've, I've had to learn over recent years there is good debt and bad debt.
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