You Won’t Have A Financial Future In The Kingdom of God If You Are Not A Tither – David Ibiyeomie.
In a sermon titled “Enjoying Lasting Wealth—Part 1,” Pastor David Ibiyeomie, the founder and senior pastor of Salvation Ministries International, emphasized the importance of giving tithes. The sermon took place at the Enjoying Lasting Wealth Service, which is held at Salvation Ministries, Home of Success.
He believes that being a faithful tither is one of the ways to activate the covenant for lasting wealth. That is the basis. Tithing is an important commitment that forms the basis for long-term financial prosperity. If you don’t tithe, you won’t have a financial future in the Kingdom of God.
Tithing is the act of giving back 10 percent of your lawful income, including any gifts, to God. Even when it comes to gifts, you still have to pay a tithe. He said, “There’s a really disturbing belief system spreading throughout the entire town.” I’ve heard some people say that tithing is not something that God approves of.
If someone ever tries to preach to you about something, you can ask them a simple question: “Do you accept offerings in your church?” God didn’t just mention tithing; He also talked about offerings. He expressed that people have been neglecting to give both tithes and offerings, even though offerings are commonly given by everyone. In this church, we only take one offering, while some other churches may take up to five offerings.
He also mentioned, “In order to thrive in this kingdom, everyone must tithe.” I don’t believe in tithing either! It seems like you might be suggesting that the money someone earns is only obtained through dishonest methods, unless they tithe. However, it’s important to note that there are various ways people can earn money legitimately without resorting to unethical practices. Tithing is a personal choice that some individuals make for religious reasons, but it doesn’t necessarily determine the cleanliness or legitimacy of one’s income.
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