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I can't count the times people have said to me "I don't make enough money to pay tithes," or "I live on a fixed income so I can't pay tithes", or the famous "I can't even pay my bills how am I going to pay tithes?" 

If they were all trying to convince me that they don't have a lot of extra money lying around waiting to be spent, well... they did it. I'm convinced. Hey, who am I to argue with them? In fact, I am in TOTAL agreement.

How can I, of all people, preach about prosperity and be in agreement with people who say they are to broke to pay tithes?

Well, they made my point for me. Consider this for just a moment: What if the reason you are too broke to pay tithes is because you don't pay tithes? 

See what I did there?  Which came first, the chicken or the egg?  Of course, we know by reasoning it out that the chicken came first, or there would be NO egg. If the egg came first, there would be no chicken to hatch it out. Stick with me, I'm going somewhere w...

I used to be somewhat addicted to a day time TV talk show where a Doctorr was the host. His speciality was in diagnosing and treating people with mental illnesses, addictions and gross, outlandish behaviors.

What reeled me in like a fish on a hook was his ability to find some common ground that he and the patient could come into agreement on. 

The agreement wasn’t ever a dramatic agreement like, “Do you agree you are crazy and we need to lock you up right now!” 

It was always a soft and enduring agreement. An example he might say to a drug addict would be approached this way, “You are physically sick and you need immediate medical attention. Can we agree on this?”

He knew that if they found a common thing to agree on then it was easier to get them to agree to the treatment.

                         Aren’t we funny as humans?

We go about our everyday lives thinking that we have life all figured out. We take ourselves into the direction that we want to go and yet when we arrive at ...