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Category Archives: Giving
Does the Concept of “Tithing” Make You Angry? Should it?
(This is a guest post I put together for onemoneydesign.com) Being the author of a Christian book on finances and managing a blog along the same lines, I run into an array of reactions regarding the practice of “tithing”. … Continue reading
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Should poor people give?
Should poor people give? (Christians, that is) This is an excellent question. I get asked this often. Here is my best answer. (I’ll say right off the bat: This is an area where I believe you are free to disagree with … Continue reading
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Expectation, The Test of True Generosity (Part 3)
I believe the mark of true generosity can be found in expectation. As you give or lend: What is your expectation for the situation? “If you lend to those from whom you expect to receive, what credit is that to … Continue reading
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Expectation, The Test of True Generosity (Part 2)
I believe the mark of true generosity can be found in expectation. As you give or lend: What is your expectation for the situation? “If you lend to those from whom you expect to receive, what credit is that to … Continue reading
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Expectation, The Test of True Generosity (Part 1)
I believe the mark of true generosity can be found in expectation. As you give or lend: What is your expectation for the situation? “If you lend to those from whom you expect to receive, what credit is that to … Continue reading
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The Essentials of Biblical Finance: Generosity
This is part 3 of a 4 part series. The Essentials of Biblical Finance: Generosity Generosity 1. Generosity must be first. When we give first, we show the Lord, ourselves and others that God is first on our budget and first … Continue reading
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Spurgeon on Proportional and Generous Giving
This devotional is classic Spurgeon. Full of conviction and challenge. I will come back with some of my own thoughts regarding his words next post. “Thou hast bought me no sweet cane with money.” (Isaiah 43:24) Worshippers at the temple … Continue reading
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The Best Way to Stop Loving Money
I only have a few minutes to roll this post out…so sorry for being so brief. As a conclusion to this weeks series, I wanted to give what I believe is the most effective way to avoid loving money: Give. … Continue reading
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