WHAT IS THE 90 DAY TITHE TEST?

Countless people experience God’s blessings when they tithe, but often the first step is the hardest one to take. This 90 day tithe test is a money-back guarantee of sorts. Essentially, it’s a contract based on God’s promises in Malachi 3:10-11 where God says we can test him. God says we will see blessings in our life when we trust him with our finances. These blessings show up in different ways from deeper relationships in your life, to your needs being met, to conflicts getting resolved, to a deeper relationship with God. This challenge is designed for you to begin taking steps toward trusting God with your finances.

HERE’S OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU:

If you tithe for 90 days and don’t see God’s blessing in your life, we’ll refund 100% of your money.

YOU’VE GOT QUESTIONS?

Pastor James has some answers for some of the most asked questions about tithing.

Questions Covered in the Video

QUESTION 1
What is the tithe and is it something that applies to me?

QUESTION 2
Should I tithe if I’m in debt?

QUESTION 3
Why must the tithe go to the local church and not other kingdom endeavors? What if I don’t agree with how my local church spends money?

QUESTION 4
Should I tithe on the gross or the net?

QUESTION 5
If I can’t financially make the ten percent work now—debt, college kid living off of loans, hospital bills, new business startup—but I want to work towards it, does starting the tithe at one percent or five percent mean the rest of my money is cursed? Basically, is it better to not tithe at all until I can give ten percent?

QUESTION 6
What do I do if I’m unemployed?

QUESTION 7
My husband/spouse doesn’t want to tithe, but I do. How do I honor my spouse and God at the same time?

QUESTION 8
If I have a business and pay myself from the business, what do I tithe on—my business profit or the income I take home from my business?

QUESTION 9
What do blessings look like?

QUESTION 10
Should I tithe on gifts—like wedding gifts?

QUESTION 11
Should I tithe on my portfolio increases or just when I take money out?

QUESTION 12
What does it mean to be a cheerful giver?