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15| Why Tithe First? What Christian Women Must Do With Income, Savings, and Debt to Build Wealth

15| Why Tithe First? What Christian Women Must Do With Income, Savings, and Debt to Build Wealth

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The First Tenth: How Putting God First Can Transform the Way You Build Income

What happens when you stop treating God as the one who gets what is left—and intentionally put Him first in your income?

In this episode of Biblical Wealth for Women, we unpack Genesis 4:4–7 and Abel’s offering to uncover 3 kingdom wealth lessons:

  1. Tithe to God first — build your financial system around honoring God before spending.
  2. Stop comparing — your financial assignment is different, so your wealth system doesn't have to look like anyone else's.
  3. Trust God as your Source — your giving and kingdom service are acts of faith, not transactions designed to manipulate God into rewarding you.

Learn how putting God first can help you shift from simply earning and spending money to stewarding income intentionally, pursuing debt freedom, and building multiple streams with wisdom and purpose.

Your Faith-in-Action Step

Before your next income is spent, ask:

What belongs to God? What needs to be protected? What debt needs to be eliminated? And what can I build?

Tithe → Put God first

Debt reduction → Increase financial capacity

Savings → Create protection

Income growth → Increase capacity to build wealth

Multiple streams → Create additional sources of income

Legacy → Turn income into lasting wealth

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