One question I’m frequently asked is “Should I continue to tithe while I’m getting out of debt?” Or sometimes I get its close cousin “Why should I start tithing if I’m trying to get out of debt?” These are questions that don’t always have an easy answer when you’re a Christian trying to pay off debt. […]
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Ask Jason Episode #3- Side Hustles for Seniors, Tithing While in Debt
Today I’ll answer questions about side hustles for mom and daughter, and whether you should tithe if your still in debt. More info and links below… The Celebrating Financial Freedom blog FREE 10 Day “Master Your Money” email course The Celebrating Financial Freedom Online Course Side Hustles How to Make Money Baking From Home -Money […]
How to Tithe When Your Spouse Doesn’t Approve
Tithing can be a real hot button issue in a marriage when both spouses don’t agree on the subject. When one spouse is adamant about giving the tithe and the other is against it, there can be friction in the marriage. That’s never good for maintaining a healthy long term relationship. So what should you […]
Should You Start Tithing When Getting Out of Debt?
In my last article “Should You Tithe While You’re Getting Out of Debt” I gave you 3 questions to ask yourself to help decide how to make that decision. But what if you’re getting out of debt, you’re not yet a tither, but you’d like to be? How do you decide if you should pay […]
Should I Tithe by Credit Card ?
Today I might be opening up a can of worms by writing about tithing using a credit card . You may not agree with what I’ve written in today’s post, but I’d love to hear your opinion in the comments. If you’ve attended church for more than a couple of years, you’ve probably noticed that many churches […]
Sowing Seeds for Exponential Returns
The best return on investment you can get is an exponential return. Today’s post is about achieving an exponential return, but achieving it in a way that many people don’t normally think about. Read on to find out how. Sowing Seeds I’m sure that somewhere during your school years, your teacher sent you home […]
