Is Your Pastor Wrong about Tithing

We are told that they are God s servants. Many of them are highly respected within Christian congregations across America. However, are they, pastors that is, telling their parishioners the truth as it relates to the subject of tithing? Are Christians commanded by God to give 10% of their income to the pastor or religious organization? Will a person be cursed by God if they do not give 10% of their income to the pastor or religious organization? Is giving 10% of your income a starting point for giving? Are we required to tithe our time and our talents? Or, is this another man made doctrine intended to raise church funds? The question is provocative, bold, and unapologetic; the answer is even more stunning. In his new book, Is Your Pastor Wrong About Tithing?, Samuel Genus (Bishop of Overcomers Fellowship in Charlotte, NC) promotes the need for greater integrity concerning biblical interpretation within the church. He challenges believers to take personal responsibility for examining the teachings of their pastor as it relates to the subject of tithing. The approach Bishop Genus takes in this book will systematically liberate people from unnecessary guilt and give them scriptural assurance that cheerful, freewill giving is the ONLY model for New Covenant giving.