Scott LaPierre Ministries

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  • Jesus Christ Our Righteousness Versus Justifying Ourselves

    Jesus Christ our righteousness offers us His righteousness by grace through faith. It's part of the classic double imputation that takes place at every conversion. Our unrighteousness is imputed to Christ, and His perfect righteousness is imputed to us: "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God" (2 Corinthians 5:21). This is why we don't need to try to justify ourselves.

    Read the full teaching: https://www.scottlapierre.org/jesus-christ-our-righteousness/

    47 min
  • Six Lessons from the Life of Abraham

    Abraham’s life teaches us to obey God promptly, trust Him when His commands do not make sense, refuse distractions from obedience, and recognize that obedience itself is worship.

    Read the full teaching: https://www.scottlapierre.org/lessons-from-the-life-of-abraham/

    16 min
  • What Does the Bible Say About Tithing in the New Testament?

    The New Testament does not command Christians to give a fixed ten-percent tithe. Instead, it teaches willing, generous, cheerful giving according to what God has provided (2 Corinthians 8–9).

    Read the full teaching: https://www.scottlapierre.org/what-does-the-bible-say-about-tithing-in-the-new-testament/

    28 min
  • What Does the Bible Say About Tithing in the New Testament?

    What does the bible say about tithing? Is tithing in the New Testament? Are Christians required to tithe? Read or listen to this chapter from Your Finances God’s Way for answers.



    Table of Contents* The New Testament Doesn't Command Tithing* Two Categories of Commands* A Higher Standard for Giving* No Mention of Tithing in the New Testament* The New Testament Commands Giving Willingly Versus Tithing* The New Testament Teaches We Must Decide How Much to Give Versus Give a Tithe* God Sees the "Heart Gift" Versus the "Hand Gift"* Giving Willingly in the Old Testament* Jacob Demonstrates Giving Unwillingly* Abraham Demonstrates Giving Willingly* The Bible Teaches Thankfulness Produces Better Giving Than the Law* Jesus Willingly Gave More Than a Tithe* We Should Focus on Giving Willingly Versus Tithing* Footnotes




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    What does the bible say about tithing? Is tithing in the New Testament? Are Christians required to tithe? Read or listen to this chapter from Your Finances God’s Way for answers.





    Giving, and the amount Christians should give, is a controversial topic. If you’ve been in the church for long, you’ve probably heard different opinions. And you may have your own thoughts based on your experiences up to this point. May I ask you a couple of questions?



    First, maybe you have been told that Christians should give a tithe, but does the New Testament teach tithing? The word tithe is a noun meaning “tenth,” which is why many Christians think we should give ten percent. If you've been taught this, take a moment to consider whether New Testament verses cause you to think this way. I believe it’s clear that Christians are commanded to give, but they’re not commanded to give a tithe, which brings me to my second question.



    Second, if you’ve believed that you must give a tithe, will you consider a different view if it is supported by Scripture? The obvious question you might ask is, “If we aren’t commanded to give a tithe, then how much do we give?” That’s the topic of the next chapter. In this chapter, I want to show that God calls us to give willingly.



    Having asked those questions, here’s a principle I’d like to ask you to begin applying in your heart: God wants us to give out of thankfulness rather than out of obligation. Keep in mind how much God has done for you so you’re moved to give out of a heart of worship versus out of duty.



    Please don’t assume any of this is merely my opinion.
    28 min
  • Five Lessons from Bible Verses About not Wasting Money

    Small purchases, worthless spending, and a sense of entitlement can weaken financial stewardship. This teaching draws practical lessons from Scripture about avoiding waste, examining our desires, and handling the money God has entrusted to us wisely.

    Read the full teaching: https://www.scottlapierre.org/bible-verses-about-not-wasting-money/

    33 min
  • The Prodigal Son’s Brother and Jonah: Resenting God’s Mercy

    Jonah and the prodigal son’s older brother both struggled to welcome God’s mercy toward others. Jonah resented compassion shown to Nineveh, while the older brother resisted the celebration of his repentant brother’s return.

    Read the full teaching: https://www.scottlapierre.org/lessons-from-the-prodigal-sons-brother/

    42 min

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Understand the Bible and apply God’s Word to your marriage, family, church, and everyday life. Pastor, author, and Christian speaker Scott LaPierre shares verse-by-verse sermons, biblical teaching,…