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This is part of the prosperity gospel that some evangelical Christians believe. It may feel like you don’t have enough money to give more to the church on top
by Merad 5y ago
This is part of the prosperity gospel that some evangelical Christians believe.
It may feel like you don’t have enough money to give more to the church on top of the demands of your life. It might feel like it’s irresponsible. But that’s just god testing your faith. By opening your wallet to the church you’re demonstrating your faith and showing that you’re worthy to receive the financial gifts and success that god _wants_ to give you.
- Brendinooo 5y agoTithing != prosperity gospel (at least not necessarily; comment you responded to didn’t give enough context)
- tombert 5y agoI usually associate “prosperity gospel” with scammy televangelists like Peter Popoff or Kenneth Copeland; I don’t think Dave Ramsay was suggesting that in my anecdote, just regular tithing.