Why I stopped giving tithe at church

“Are you a faithful manager of your finances, or are you squandering blessings meant for God’s work?”
This week’s sermon dives into Mark 10:17-27, exploring the story of the rich young ruler and the spirit of Mammon. Erick highlights the importance of being a good manager of money, questioning whether we are using our resources wisely or wasting them on trivial pursuits. Learn how the pursuit of wealth can lead to confusion and enslavement, and discover how true prosperity comes from serving God and managing our finances faithfully. Don’t miss this compelling message that challenges us to reevaluate our financial management and find peace in God’s provision.

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Malachi 3:10 can't be applied universally either historically or currently and it had nothing to do with money. Today's version of tithing from earned wages carries no biblical precedent so it can't be seen as an act of biblical obedience but there's nothing wrong with discretionary giving, whether it be a systematic tithe or otherwise.