That's the question most Christians avoid—but Proverbs 3:9-10 doesn't let us off the hook. Pastor Fortunato unpacks what "first fruits giving" actually means and why it's radically different from tithing. This isn't about God needing your money—it's about breaking free from the crushing weight of self-sufficiency. In this powerful message, you'll discover why giving to God when the math doesn't make sense is exactly the point. We examine Abraham on Mount Moriah with Isaac, the widow of Zarephath with her last meal, and what it really means to "honor the Lord with thy substance." What You'll Learn: ✓ The difference between first fruits and leftovers (most Christians miss this) ✓ Why financial obedience feels like financial suicide—and why that's by design ✓ What "new wine" in Proverbs 3:10 actually means (it's not alcohol) ✓ How to trust God as your Jehovah Jireh when your bank account says otherwise ✓ The real reason God asks for your first fruits before your barns are full This sermon will challenge American Christian culture's approach to money, stewardship, and trusting God with your finances. If you've ever wondered whether biblical giving applies when you're barely making ends meet, this message is for you. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly biblical teaching that doesn't sugarcoat the truth 👍 Like if this message challenged your perspective on giving 💬 Comment below: What's your biggest struggle with first fruits giving?