What's your perspective on generosity and tithing and all these things?

In what way?

That's a big conversation, right?

Yeah.

Well, so I guess I'll take a step back and give context.

So I have been a faithful titherto ever since I was an adult, okay?

And I've always given at least 10% to my local church.

I've given above and beyond to different things. I've supported church builds. I've done even at least 10% to my local church. I've given above and beyond

to different things. I've supported church builds. I've done even the things I might be

criticizing right now, like I have supported. There's still value. Yeah. And even with, you know,

as I just dive deeper into scripture and things, you know, you start to. And also, too, as I like now

run ministry, you know, I get people from all walks of life and denominations. And I, I'm starting to now, even from the apologetic standpoint, hear all these different arguments for and against tithing, which I was never even aware of to begin. I'm like, dude, just give. Like, I don't understand the problem here, right? debate. Like, just give. Like, you know, give generously.

But on the, dude, just give. Like, I don't understand the problem here, right? What's the debate? Like, just give.

Like, you know, give generously.

But on the flip side, like, now I am starting to understand, okay, you know, if the tithe was part of ceremonial law and that's gone, okay, like, let's say tithing isn't required like it was back then. And back then it was 23% or whatever the case is.

But still, like as Christians, bro, like if you can't give 10%, I don't know what to tell you.

Like, that's just like a heart issue.

Yeah.

Like, what is your perception as a pastor now with generosity and giving and like how it should be done?

Well, it's interesting. people will often associate the Old Testament as just law-like and rules

and a New Testament as grace and is dealing with the heart.

That is a fiction.

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