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Ep.69 - When is Tithing Wrong?

Ep.69 - When is Tithing Wrong?

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 Tithing is biblical—but what if you’re doing it for the wrong reasons? In this episode of Rich, Young and Powerful, Andrew McNair unpacks six heart-check moments when tithing can actually be spiritually misguided. From giving out of pride to trying to earn God’s favor, Andrew walks through common motivations that can distort the act of giving into something God never intended. Backed by Scripture and personal insight, this episode will challenge you to examine your motives and return to a posture of joyful, humble, worship-filled generosity. Episode Highlights:
  • God ≠ Vending Machine: Why tithing for wealth or blessing distorts the purpose of biblical generosity.
  • Secret Generosity: How Jesus redefined giving—and why your reward is greater when no one else sees it.
  • Worship, Not Obligation: The danger of treating tithing like a checklist instead of an act of love and gratitude.
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