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Trustworthy with a Little, Entrusted with a Lot

article March 15, 2019

What we do with a little time, a little talent, and a little money tells God a lot.

Why I Don’t See Tithing as the Pinnacle of Christian Virtue, OR as Something Legalistic

article March 6, 2019

I first became aware of tithing as a teenager when my pastor preached on the importance of supporting the local congregation. His sermon drew on Galatians 6:6: “Anyone who receives instruction in the word must share all good things with his instructor.”

Thoughts About Malachi 3:10 and Luke 6:38, and Why God Made These Promises about Giving

article March 4, 2019

When God’s people were robbing Him by withholding tithes and offerings, He said, “Test me in this…and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that you will not have room enough for it” (Malachi 3:10).

The Benefits and Pitfalls of Multilevel Marketing in the Christian Community

article February 25, 2019

Many of those who are heavily involved in multilevel marketing are innocent of the kinds of attitudes and actions I will address in the rest of this blog. There are great examples of people who balance these things well. But just like anything else, being involved with such a business comes with its own unique set of temptations and challenges.

Will a Believer Be Rewarded for the Good Things They Did Before the Day of Their Salvation?

article February 13, 2019

Question from a reader: I've read Randy’s book Managing God's Money, and it's awesome. I have a question: if a sinner does good deeds for years, like giving to the poor, then gets saved but dies a month later, will God reward him only for the good deeds done that one month he was a Christian? Or God will reward that person for all the good deeds in his lifetime, even before he became a Christian?

What If God Calls You to Give the Shirt off Your Back?

article February 6, 2019

Nanci and I love Mary Clayton Wood, now Mary Clayton Crow, one of our dear friends. Several years ago, M.C. shared at a Generous Giving Conference. I think you’ll find what she says in this excerpt from her testimony to be both encouraging and convicting. 

Mart Green on Life’s Greatest Investment Opportunity

article December 28, 2018

My long-time friend Mart Green, of the Green family that owns Hobby Lobby, is the founder of Mardel Christian Stores and heads up the missions organization Every Tribe Every Nation. I thought this was a wonderful article he wrote (and not just because he mentions my books). Investing in eternity is what makes our lives count forever.

Raising Our Children to Be Givers in a Culture Infected by Affluenza

article December 14, 2018

Even many children in Christian families don’t see their parents give and are not taught and encouraged to give themselves. So they become keepers and accumulators, and essentially self-preoccupied materialists.

Do I Need to Tithe to a Local Church, or Can I Send My Tithe to Your Ministry?

article November 14, 2018

Question from reader: I just finished reading your book Managing God's Money and have a question about tithing. I don’t attend a local church but am a born again Christian, who loves God and Jesus Christ. I’m retired and live on Social Security, but I want to start tithing. Do I have to tithe to a local church, or can I tithe to your ministry and other chosen ministries? I’ve been on your website and like what you’re doing, but I want to make sure my tithing is done properly.

Wo dein Schatz ist, Die Freude am Geben entdecken, Kapitel 1 (Excerpt from The Treasure Principle in German)

article October 17, 2018

Im ersten nachchristlichen Jahrhundert zieht ein Jude allein an einem heißen Nachmittag seine Straße entlang. Den Wanderstab hält er fest in der Hand. Seine Schultern sind gebeugt und die Sandalen mit Staub bedeckt. Sein Gewand ist mit Schweißflecken übersät. Zeit für eine Rast hat er nicht. Es treibt ihn, er muss in die Stadt.