The Tithe
Obedience
The first tenth belongs to God. We return it because He commanded it, and obedience opens the windows of heaven.
Tithe Covenant Blueprint
“Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse… and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven.”Malachi 3:10, KJV
Why I live this way
After more than 25 years of tithing, I asked God how to walk through these turbulent times. Inflation is rising, wars are raging, and uncertainty is everywhere. The temptation is to fall into fear. God told me to stay in faith.
So I shortened the window. Instead of planting my tithe once a week, God told me to give every three days. That rhythm keeps me in constant faith, always focused on the four laws of giving, and always pushing back against the worldly forces that come against us.
I tested this in a 90-day trial run with God. Near the end, it looked as though I had failed. God was testing my heart. I stayed steadfast, and shortly afterward I saw a massive supernatural increase. Once again, God proved that His laws never fail.
The 90 days are just one segment. We can live this way permanently, and God will test our faith along the way. When He said “Prove me now,” I took Him at His word, and I have the receipts. I’m here to show you how to enter covenant, walk in victory, and put supernatural expectation into place.
The flywheel of biblical prosperity
Obedience
The first tenth belongs to God. We return it because He commanded it, and obedience opens the windows of heaven.
Supernatural increase
Anything above the tithe, 11% and beyond. A seed is sown with a specific harvest in mind: what you are believing God to receive.
Lending to the Lord
Giving to the poor. “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will he pay him again.” (Proverbs 19:17)
Generosity from overflow
God loves a cheerful giver. Out of the overflow, we give more and more to the causes near and dear to our hearts.
It doesn’t matter where you start. This is about stewardship: recognizing that every dollar is God’s provision, entrusted to us as we walk in obedience to His commandments.
How to use your diary
Companion teachings · watch before Day 1
Mark 11:24 says, “What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.” Believing is the hinge the whole covenant turns on — and two things hold that hinge shut: what you haven’t forgiven, and what you haven’t dealt with. These two short teachings deal with both. Watch them before you plant your first seed, and come back to them whenever the covenant gets hard.
Maximize Mark 11:24
A simple, repeatable process that gets you out of the way of your own faith — so you can pray, believe you have received, and walk in what Mark 11:24 already promises.
Forgiveness & repentance
The forgiveness and repentance that keep your heart clear for the full 90 days. Nothing in this covenant works while something is blocking you — deal with it early, and deal with it often.
Biblical foundationMark 11:24 · Psalm 139:23–24 · Mark 11:25 · 1 John 1:9
Snap your fingers and say: “STOP. IT IS NOT IT.”
Do not try to solve the situation from the same level of thinking you were in when you began.
Ask: “Could I allow, for just this moment, everything to be exactly as it is?” Then ask: “Could I allow even more?”
Let the present moment be as it is. This step is surrender and allowing — not approval of everything happening.
Close your eyes and mentally go to your personal place of peace (for example, a warm, quiet beach).
Stay there for about 15–20 seconds. Take in the feeling of peace.
Ask: “Who would I be being if I already were living from having already received?”
Project yourself three years beyond the desired outcome. Look back as though it has already happened. Rest in acknowledgement and gratitude — not striving or seeking.
From that future perspective, ask: “What would I like to mentally tell myself in the moment where I started this process?”
Receive the message. Dwell in the end result for about one minute, as described in the video.
Look into your own eyes in a mirror. Say: “I intend to release any and all unforgiveness, guilt, and shame now.”
Pause and become willing to let these burdens go.
Put your hands together. Ask: “Holy Spirit, who do I need to forgive?”
When a person or situation comes to mind, mentally forgive them. Include yourself. Continue until you feel complete; do not force names or memories.
Place your hands on your heart. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you any wrongdoing, sin, contempt, or resentment in which you had a part.
Confess honestly and specifically. Say: “I confess…” and “I repent of…” Examples mentioned: sexual sin, greed, gluttony, fear, or holding someone in contempt. Do not invent wrongdoing.
Use the gentle self-touching motion demonstrated in the video (identified there as adapted from the Havening process).
For about one minute, repeat: “I love, accept, and forgive myself.” Focus on safety and comfort. This is a calming exercise, not a substitute for professional care when needed.
Practice about 5 times a day. Use it when you notice you are trying to solve a situation from your current, problem-focused perspective.
Practice twice daily: first thing in the morning and at night. Keep the sequence gentle, honest, and unforced.
Use the steps as a repeatable practice — not a guarantee of a particular outcome. Forgiveness does not require unsafe contact, restored trust, or abandoning appropriate boundaries.
Both are short. Watch them, do them with your covenant, then openDay 1
Giving day — plant your seeds
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