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Eric Swanson is the Executive Director of BeatingDebt.org. He has a passion for families having the freedom to enjoy their marriages, family, and God without the struggle of debt. He is joining others together to turn the tide of accepting debt as a normal part of life and to return to God's perception of debt being slavery. Please join him and committing to beat debt.
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Beating Debt Radio Interview w/ WTRU
March 1, 2010 in Multimedia, Organizational by BDO
By Eric Swanson On Feb 27th, I was invited by Robby of “Robby’s Hobbies” to be interviewed for WTRU. “Robby’s Hobbies” is a radio broadcast about passionate people doing great things in the North Carolina and South... Read more »
Debt: The New Pharaoh Pt 1 of 3
February 16, 2010 in Multimedia, Spiritual by BDO
Just as the Pharaohs of Egypt once confined God’s people to slavery, today many Christians are severely limited in their serving Jesus fully because of a ‘new Pharaoh’, debt. Never in its entire history has America and her people been... Read more »
Where will you $pend Christmas?
December 16, 2009 in Anti-Consumerism, Multimedia by BDO
Christmas has always been known as a time of giving. Everyone recognizes Christmas’ ever growing cost to our budgets. We all feel the temptation to spend what we have not earned to buy things we cannot afford for people who already have enough. ... Read more »
Turning Santa Into A Corporate Salesman
November 6, 2009 in Anti-Consumerism, Multimedia, Spiritual by BDO
Once upon a time, Santa was an innocent, jolly old man who would bring wonderful, handmade goods for children. But over time, and as many more Christian families started to allow this character to over-take the spirit of Christmas, corporations turned... Read more »