Tithing Truth
Tithing Truth
For centuries, tithing has been preached as the ultimate measure of faithfulness to God — but is that really what the Bible teaches? This eye-opening book takes you on a journey through Scripture, uncovering the true origins, purpose, and practice of tithing from Abraham to the Apostles.
- Was Abraham’s tithe a command from God or a one-time act after war?
- Did Moses require every Israelite to tithe money, or was it about crops and livestock?
- Was Jacob’s vow to give a tenth an obligation, or a personal choice?
- Who was Malachi really addressing when he warned about “robbing God”?
- What did Jesus mean when He mentioned tithing in Matthew 23?
- And why do the Apostles never teach tithing in the New Testament?
Through careful study of the Old and New Testaments, each chapter uncovers what tithing meant in its original context and how it has been misunderstood in today’s church. You’ll discover the difference between law-driven obligation and Spirit-led generosity, and why God’s design for giving was always about freedom, love, and provision — not fear or manipulation.
This book will challenge long-held traditions, break the chains of financial fear, and reveal the liberating truth of biblical giving. Whether you are a believer wrestling with the teaching of tithes or a leader seeking clarity for your congregation, this study will equip you with understanding and restore confidence in God’s way of provision.
The truth is simple: God never wanted your money out of fear — He desires your heart in freedom.
