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Understanding the difference between tithe and offering is essential for Christians seeking to honor God with their resources. While both involve giving to support God’s work, these two forms of giving have distinct characteristics, purposes, and biblical foundations that set them apart. What Is a Tithe? The tithe is a specific, fixed amount representing 10% of one’s income o... Read More

Tithing is a practice deeply rooted in religious traditions, particularly within Christianity, Judaism, and other faiths. The concept of tithing involves giving a portion of one’s income or produce, often interpreted as 10%, as an act of worship and obedience to God. Many people seek guidance on how to calculate tithe accurately, whether for personal spiritual growth or to fulfill religious obliga... Read More

Tithing is a deeply personal and spiritual practice for millions, rooted in faith and a desire to support one’s religious community. It represents a commitment to giving back a portion of one’s income. But as tax season approaches, a practical question often arises: Is tithing tax deductible? The short answer is yes, in many cases, tithing can be a tax-deductible charitable contribu... Read More

Retirement brings many financial questions, and for faithful Christians, one of the most important is: how much to tithe in retirement? After decades of giving from your paycheck, calculating your tithe becomes more complex when you’re living on Social Security, pension payments, IRA withdrawals, and investment income. The good news is that tithing in retirement doesn’t have to be c... Read More

Tithe and Offering Scriptures When we speak about scriptures written around money, we are diving into the rich biblical texts that teach about giving, generosity, stewardship, and God’s design for how we manage resources. These Scriptures provide both instruction and inspiration—showing what God expects, how He honors faithful giving, and how giving connects to our relationship with Him. Thi... Read More