WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES ABOUT TITHING

Many Christians have been taught that paying ten per cent is the key to divine blessing, protection and financial breakthrough. But is compulsory tithing truly a New Covenant command? What did Abraham actually give? Who was authorised to receive tithes under the law? What did Jesus say about tithing, and how did the apostles teach believers to give?

WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES ABOUT TITHING guides the reader carefully through the Scriptures, from Abraham and Melchizedek to the law of Moses, Malachi, the words of Jesus, Hebrews, and the early Church. It explains what the biblical tithe was, why it belonged to Israel's covenantal system, and why believers must not be subjected to fear, manipulation, or a curse from which Christ has already redeemed them.

This book is not an argument against giving. Rather, it highlights the beauty and responsibility of New Covenant generosity. It examines firstfruits, offerings, support for faithful ministers, care for the poor, the danger of mammon, the proper purpose of money, Christian stewardship, work, business, poverty, and divine provision.

Clear, Scripture-based and deeply centred on Christ, this revised and expanded edition calls the Church away from financial superstition and back to the Word of God. It will help readers give freely, wisely and cheerfully, not to buy God's favour, but as people whose lives already belong completely to Jesus Christ.