Here is a ministry resource for pastors and churches. It is an outline of a short offering message on giving from Deuteronomy 16:17. It will encourage your church to give and see the blessing of giving in tithes and offerings.
Short Offering Message
Give Out Of Blessing - Deuteronomy 16:17
Main Verse - Deuteronomy 16:17
GIVE OUT OF THE BLESSING OF THE LORD
Plain Truth: We may not all have the same abundance or blessing. However, that doesn’t mean we should not give to the Lord. Our responsibility to give is not based upon what others do (give) but out of what God has blessed us with.
THE EXPECTATION OF GIVING
A. Every man shall give - Every person is expected to give
B. Every person is expected to give as he is able
What one can give may not be what another can give
Some will give more, some will give less
Don’t look to others (look to God) for what you give
The giver (in direction from God) determines what he gives
C. Every person is to give out of the blessings they have received
D. God is the source of it all
PRACTICALITIES OF GIVING
A. Before you come and bring your tithe/offering (pray and ask God what you should give).
B. When you give. Thank Him for the ability. Thank Him for the finances to give. Do it with honour and worship in your heart.
C. Give in faith with expectation.
The Bible And Budgeting
Discover the timeless wisdom of the Bible on managing finances with this guide, which digs into an easy-to-read list of scriptural principles related to financial matters. This book offers a practical approach to budgeting, saving, investing, and living a content and debt-free life by aligning your financial decisions with Biblical principles.
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