Honoring God with Our Best

God doesn’t need our money. But returning a portion of income demonstrates gratefulness for His provision.

Leviticus 27:30“A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord; it is holy to the Lord.”

Set Apart for God

In the Old Testament, a tithe (10%) of crops and flocks was set apart for the Lord. Just as these first fruits of the harvest were specially consecrated to God, so He calls us to honor Him with our best.

God doesn’t need our money. But returning a portion of income demonstrates gratefulness for His provision. It separates funds for kingdom purposes.

Honoring God First

Tithing should come off the top, showing God has first claim over all we have. When we determine budgets afterwards, it requires faith and keeps God central.

Financial decisions reveal much about who/what we worship. Honoring God with our first and best reflects a heart aligned with His values. It safeguards against greed.

Prayer

Lord, reveal any areas of misaligned priorities in how I manage money. Give me wisdom to steward finances in ways that honor You. Help me use resources to advance Your kingdom. You own it all.

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