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Well I must say from reading these recent postings it's time for change. We can talk about it for another 15 -30 years or get the process going. The forever hammering for more money seems to be the message of the day. It's not going to stop either.
What happened to letting the Holy Ghost be at the helm in the gathering of Saints? It seems it's all about money and programs. Brothers and sisters I'm fighting an illness but I hope to see Pentecost restored before I leave this world. As one old timer said," it used to be about prayer and fasting, now it's about money." I'm not out to judge the pro-tithers but I will speak against how it is taught. I confess that over the years my approach may not have been wholesome and I apologize for that. |
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Just where does your church meet at? If you meet under a tree I understand that you do not need to spend any money on it. (Actually I know of a church in India which has services under a big tree) Do you not meet at a building or at least inside a house? then someone needs to pay money for that place and whatever services that place provides. |
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Money was given to the Temple everyone had to give the Shekel. In the New Testament people sold their properties and gave the money to the Apostles. There has always been money involved in the church. That is why we have a bunch of false prophets going around preaching the prosperity gospel. Those false prophets are stealing the money that rightfully belong to the real preachers of the Apostolic Gospel. |
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There's no scripture to back up your assertion that false prophets are stealing money that "rightfully belongs to the real preachers." Preachers have no such entitlement. We are called to be servants, not to be served. We are called to build His kingdom, not our own. |
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The official position of the Catholic church on tithing money.
Catholics are under no obligation to tithe a certain percentage of their income to the Church. The Church does require the following:
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AOG declares Tithing is not a salvation issue.
The Assemblies of God has always been a proponent of tithing (or giving one-tenth of one’s personal income to support the work of God). We believe tithing is a recognition that everything we have comes from God. The practice checks our greed, promotes personal discipline and thrift, testifies to our faith, promotes God’s work in the world, and alleviates human need. While we do not believe tithing to be a condition for salvation, we do believe it is a very important biblical model, one which should set the minimal standard for Christian giving for people in all income ranges. |
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