Tithing Made Simple: What the Bible Really Says About Giving

· Made Simple Framework Book 239 · Upshur Unlimited LLC
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Money is the paper trail of faith — and for most Christians, tithing is the conversation they've been avoiding.


Is it still for today, or was it just Old Testament law? Gross or net? What if you're in debt? What if your spouse disagrees? And what about those preachers who promise you'll get rich if you give — is any of that real?


Tithing Made Simple opens the Bible with you, from Genesis to Revelation, and asks one honest question: what does God actually say about giving? You'll learn what the tithe actually is, tithing before the Law (Abraham and Jacob), tithing under the Law, what Jesus really said about the tithe, the New Testament pattern of grace giving (2 Corinthians 8-9), firstfruits vs. leftovers, gross or net, what the tithe is for, offerings beyond the tithe, giving when money is tight, the heart issues behind every giving struggle, tithing as a couple and a family, teaching kids to give, what tithing is NOT (no prosperity formulas, no buying blessings, no guilt manipulation), and your personal one-page giving plan.


Written from a thoroughly biblical worldview — Scripture first, on every page, with book, chapter, and verse throughout. No prosperity-gospel promises. No guilt manipulation. Just honest, grace-filled teaching on what the Bible really says about giving.


God owns it all anyway. Give first. Trust always.

Money is the paper trail of faith — and for most Christians, tithing is the conversation they've been avoiding. Is it still for today, or was it just Old Testament law? Gross or net? What if you're in debt? What if your spouse disagrees? And what about those preachers who promise you'll get rich...

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