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For many Christians, tithing is a means of giving back. It’s an opportunity to help support the church and spread the Gospel of Jesus the Christ. For others, it’s a means of blessing others the way God has blessed them. Whether donating money, time, or resources, the principles behind tithing benefit the recipient and the … Read more
Are you curious about the meaning and significance of tithing according to the Bible? Look no further. The concept of tithing originates from the Old Testament in the Bible. Tithing, derived from the word “tenth,” means giving a tenth or 10 percent of one’s possessions or produce (Genesis 14:20; Leviticus 27:30). The primary purpose of … Read more
Tithes for church are payments Christians are expected to make. Is this biblical? The short answer is no. The Biblical tithe command was only for the Israelites. However, believers in the New Testament supported the ministry with voluntary offerings. Christians continue to debate the validity of tithing. However, knowledge of the topic can help settle … Read more
Many Christians give 10% of their income as church tithes to support a church’s operations. Churches use this money to pay salaries, purchase supplies, pay bills, and support local mission work. While it is based on the biblical commandment to give 10% of your increase, there is an important difference between the two. The biblical … Read more
Giving is one of the most important aspects of Christianity. The Bible has a lot to say about giving and receiving, which we should all be mindful of as Christians. In this podcast, we will discuss the biblical principles for giving and receiving. We’ll explore 7 principles of giving, why giving is important, how to … Read more
The Bible clarifies that we should work hard and be diligent to prosper. For example, the Book of Proverbs contains verses about the importance of working hard and being diligent. The Prosperity Gospel, which has become popular recently, teaches that Christians can achieve wealth and riches without working for it. This false doctrine ignores the … Read more