Using Tithe Money to Help Aging Parents

Update: 2023-07-04

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Dealing with our finances according to Christian principles implies a number of things. One is that Christians are expected to tithe, see 2 Chronicles 31:4&5. Christians are told to take care of the orphan and the widow. They are also commanded to honor their mother and father and to care for those within their household, read 1 Timothy 5:8. We’ll discuss what the Bible has to say about using our resources to care for aging parents.

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Using Tithe Money to Help Aging Parents

Focus on the Family Africa

Using Tithe Money to Help Aging Parents