God has provided blessings for you in every area of your life. One way to access the blessings of God is through the tithe.
Finances
Learn and grow as you dig deeper into God’s Word.
Build a firm foundation on God’s Word concerning your finances by enjoying this content from Kenneth and Gloria Copeland about your prosperity—spirit, soul and body.
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Nonprofit foundations in America award nearly $100 billion annually in grants, while our federal government grants almost $1 trillion to state and local agencies alone.
Inflation. Cost of living. Child care. Health insurance. Student loans. Medical bills. Housing prices. The cost of living can all be pretty intimidating when it affects your financial security.
When it comes to money, the world would have you believe there are two groups of people: the “Haves” and the “Have Nots.”
Wondering how to get a breakthrough in your finances? Try these tips on how to take Communion over finances.
God wants you to financially prosper and to live a blessed life. Do you believe that? Or do you find yourself living in a constant battle to make ends meet? If so, there’s good news.
Listening to the Word about prosperity will strengthen your faith! Watch as Kenneth talks about how prosperity includes so much more than just finances.
Listening to the Word about prosperity will strengthen your faith! Watch as Gloria talks about how prosperity includes so much more than just finances.
God is a giver. God is able to do exceeding abundantly above all we can ask or think, according to the power that works in us (Ephesians 3:20).
When it comes to living a prosperous life, tithing—giving the first 10 percent of your income to God—is one of the first subjects that must be discussed.
You may not be able to see how on earth you could ever get out of debt, much less stay that way. Don’t worry.
Yes! As Christians, we seem to have missed the fact that Jesus came to bring this gospel to free us completely—and that includes our financial freedom.
Traditionally, the Church has been led to believe that prosperity is bad or ungodly.