More than three-quarters of U.S. Protestants say the biblical requirement to donate 10% of one’s earnings still applies and half actually do so, according to a survey from an evangelical research ...

(RNS) — Most Protestant churchgoers believe that giving 10 percent of their income is a biblical requirement they should follow but they define the practice of tithing in a variety of ways, a new ...

Tithing is one of the most controversial issues in modernChristian society. Some people argue that tithing is a law enshrined in the OldTestament, whereby God requires a tithe of everything including ...

Dear Dave: What is your opinion of churches encouraging members to do e-giving with credit cards and debit cards? — Melissa Dear Melissa: I’m against debt, so I’m not particularly fond of churches ...

Three views on what it means to give faithfully. No, but a nuanced "no." Stewardship theologians have to be as balanced as the economists about whom President Truman famously complained, saying he ...

Can you put a price on faith? That is the question churchgoers are asking as the tradition of tithing -- giving 10% of your income to the church -- is increasingly challenged. Opponents of tithing say ...

Tithing, when congregants give ten percent of their income to a local church, is an expected practice in many communities of faith. But with declining trust in the way churches spend money due to ...

"A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord; it is holy to the Lord." Instead of saying, ‘I’m giving God my tithe,’ you should say, ...