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Your Question:
How do I pay for medical bills when I'm already in debt?
Answer:
I can relate to the struggle of dealing with debt. As a pastor, I've seen many people in our congregation struggle with financial burdens. When it comes to paying for medical bills, it can be a challenge, especially if you're already in debt. The key is to prioritize your expenses and make a plan to tackle your debt. From a biblical perspective, when we buy something on credit terms, it's not necessarily a debt, but a contract. However, when the terms of that contract are violated, it becomes a scriptural debt. This is why it's essential to get out of debt when your spending habits, such as credit card debt, are preventing your family from thriving. In the case of medical bills, it's crucial to address the debt as soon as possible to avoid further financial strain. To pay for medical bills when you're already in debt, I would recommend creating a budget and prioritizing your expenses. Cut back on non-essential spending and allocate as much as possible towards paying off your debt. Consider reaching out to your creditors to see if they can offer any assistance or temporary relief. Additionally, look into local resources or non-profit organizations that may be able to provide financial assistance for medical bills.
Sources:
introduction biblical ethics
robertson mcquilkin
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