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  • Amazing Facts – session 25

    Posted on January 4th, 2009 michael No comments
    • All (100%) of our resources (time and money) belong to God (we are ‘holding’ God’s possessions – He has entrusted us with His resources).  He asks us to show that we believe that by asking for 10% of our money and one day per week.
    • Purpose of the tithe is to support God’s work through ministry
    • The more that God can trust you to give, the more He will provide for you to give
    • Sea of Galilee – full of life, fresh, resources in and out
    • Dead Sea – dead, stagnant, resources only flow in
    • Christians are meant to be channels
    • Every time you give, you are starving the selfishness of your nature
    • 90% of your money that God blesses goes a lot farther than 100% that’s cursed
    • Trust the Lord – He will provide
    • There is a biblical difference between tithes and offerings
    • Tithes are commanded at 10%
    • Offerings are the resources above and beyond the 10%
    • Give so that people enter the Kingdom
    • How much is a soul worth?
    • God does not give us money to make us ‘successful’.  He blesses us with resources to relieve suffering
    • Christians should earn all they can, save all they can, and give all they can
    • Giving must be of the right heart – cheerful – not out of necessity or grudgingly
    • Give God your very best – sacrificially – not your leftovers – don’t tip God
    • Possessions can be converted into souls
    • Malachi 3:8 – Will a man rob God?
    • For a person who makes $50k per year, it takes faith to tithe $5k.  However, it takes no faith at all for a person who makes $200k per year to tithe $5k.  The ‘wait until I have more to give’ holds no weight
    • God would perform incredible miracles for us if we’d only allow it
    • Seek first His Kingdom and righteousness, and He’ll take care of your needs
    • Wherever your treasure is, is where your heart is.  Don’t sit on your heart (wallet)

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