Is our love for God real or just lip service? We can know the answer to that question by examining our giving. In other words, we must put our money where our mouth is. Giving also calls down God’s favor upon us in a special way—especially cheerful giving. “God loves a hilarious giver.”

The first gift we need to give to God is ourselves. We cannot offer God anything acceptable until we’ve offered our lives. Only then will our generosity, compassion and right giving establish enduring righteousness. By giving our time, talents and finances, we’re storing up treasure in heaven for all of eternity! Listen and discover how to develop a generous heart.

Things are set in motion by our giving. And the proportion we give determines the proportion we receive. As Jesus says, “Whatever measure you deal out to others, it will be dealt to you in return.” Today, in “God’s Plan for Your Money,” Derek will share how the spiritual key to right giving is grace.

Today, listen to tremendous truths about “God’s Plan for Your Money.” When we tithe faithfully, God will “throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that you will not have room enough for it.” Each time we give, we’re blessed. In fact, as Derek reveals: “Giving is insurance against bad times.”

Today you can discover how to systematically make the most of your money. By setting apart the first tenth of your income for God you are in a position to be blessed. In this teaching, Derek Prince does a masterful job of tracing the practice of tithing throughout the Bible. When you worship God by tithing, God can bring increase to your life.

Listen today as Derek Prince shares remarkable insight into “God’s Plan for Your Money.” You’ll discover how to see money as something holy. It’s a mistake to think of it as dirty or unworthy because it’s part of our lives. When we give of our finances, we please God.

Why is the author of the book of Hebrews suggesting that we “go out to Him, outside the camp”? Derek explains that this statement deals with our attitude to the world. This is not our home. We have no enduring place on the earth. The world may reject us, as it rejected Jesus, but Christ has prepared a city for us.

Derek tells us today that in the midst of all that’s being shaken around us—all the threats and alarms, the fears and the inadequate remedies—we have an unshakable kingdom. We have peace, security, purpose. There can be only one appropriate response—thankfulness. “Therefore, since we receive a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us show gratitude”; let us express our thanks to God.

It is our responsibility to stimulate one another to love and good deeds. We should think of way to bring out the best in each other. Let’s begin to look out for the needs of others, too, placing our self-interests in the background. Jesus was a “servant of all”; let us also consider how we can reflect His attitude.

When the words of our mouth agree with the Word of God, we enlist the ministry of Jesus as the High Priest of our confession. But then we are encouraged to hold fast our confession without wavering. Why would we need to “hold fast”? Because He who promised is faithful.