God’s portion first. Joy follows.
Is tithing an Old Testament relic—or the New Testament baseline? In this clear, Scripture-first book, you’ll trace the tithe from Genesis to Jesus to Paul—and discover why the tenth is not a fundraising trick or a prosperity gimmick, but an act of worship that God still uses to supply His house and shape His people.
With a gentle, pastoral tone and a lawyer’s clarity, the author shows how:
Hezekiah’s “heaps,” Nehemiah’s store rooms, Amos’s warning, and Malachi’s promise reveal the pattern: when God’s portion flows, God’s work flourishes.
Jesus affirms the tithe (“These ought ye to have done,” Matt 23:23) and Paul carries the principle forward (“Even so hath the Lord ordained…,” 1 Cor 9:14).
Hebrews 7 anchors giving in Christ’s living priesthood—He still “receives” it.
Not about math—about worship. You’ll get a full “nuts & bolts” chapter that makes tithing practical in real life: wages and withholdings, self-employment, partnerships and K-1s, rentals, Social Security and disability, HSAs/FSAs/HRAs, investments and day trading, real-estate sales, inheritances and windfalls, insurance settlements, gift cards, cash tips and side gigs, employer perks and stock plans, credit-card rewards, crypto and digital assets, pensions, IRAs, 401(k)s, and more. Simple. Consistent. Obedient. Always erring generous where the line is gray.
You’ll also find a kind but candid chapter answering the top 15 objections (legalism, “pre-cross only,” “no storehouse today,” “it’s all grace now,” etc.), plus a pastoral word on why arguing against the baseline hurts both people and the work—with Nehemiah’s “Tobiah in the storeroom” as a sober warning.
This book is for:
Believers who want a Bible-anchored, non-combative case for tithing.
Pastors and leaders who need both the theology and the how-to.
New Christians who’d rather start with a clear baseline than a moving target.
What you won’t get: guilt trips, gimmicks, or prosperity promises. What you will get is a call to put God first with the firstfruits—and to watch Him supply, steady, and gladden His people.
“When the numbers line up with firstfruits, something healthy is happening inside.”
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. God's portion first. Joy follows.Is tithing an Old Testament relic-or the New Testament baseline? In this clear, Scripture-first book, you'll trace the tithe from Genesis to Jesus to Paul-and discover why the tenth is not a fundraising trick or a prosperity gimmick, but an act of worship that God still uses to supply His house and shape His people.With a gentle, pastoral tone and a lawyer's clarity, the author shows how: Hezekiah's "heaps," Nehemiah's store rooms, Amos's warning, and Malachi's promise reveal the pattern: when God's portion flows, God's work flourishes.Jesus affirms the tithe ("These ought ye to have done," Matt 23:23) and Paul carries the principle forward ("Even so hath the Lord ordained.," 1 Cor 9:14).Hebrews 7 anchors giving in Christ's living priesthood-He still "receives" it.Not about math-about worship. You'll get a full "nuts & bolts" chapter that makes tithing practical in real life: wages and withholdings, self-employment, partnerships and K-1s, rentals, Social Security and disability, HSAs/FSAs/HRAs, investments and day trading, real-estate sales, inheritances and windfalls, insurance settlements, gift cards, cash tips and side gigs, employer perks and stock plans, credit-card rewards, crypto and digital assets, pensions, IRAs, 401(k)s, and more. Simple. Consistent. Obedient. Always erring generous where the line is gray.You'll also find a kind but candid chapter answering the top 15 objections (legalism, "pre-cross only," "no storehouse today," "it's all grace now," etc.), plus a pastoral word on why arguing against the baseline hurts both people and the work-with Nehemiah's "Tobiah in the storeroom" as a sober warning.This book is for: Believers who want a Bible-anchored, non-combative case for tithing.Pastors and leaders who need both the theology and the how-to.New Christians who'd rather start with a clear baseline than a moving target.What you won't get: guilt trips, gimmicks, or prosperity promises. What you will get is a call to put God first with the firstfruits-and to watch Him supply, steady, and gladden His people."When the numbers line up with firstfruits, something healthy is happening inside." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798993144603
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