2 thoughts on “Milestone Testimonies #1”

  1. Yes, tithing was one of the milestones that were very difficult for me to overcome. There were times when I could not even pay all my bills but I still tithed because I knew how important it was to give from my lack. My financial situation did not turn around at the time, because that is not was important to me at that moment. What I needed was the peace that surpasses all understanding and I needed a lot of healing and He provided it all for me. In those first few months of tithing when I look back, it was like I look at myself and I can see myself covered by this protective layer and that all arrows that were shot at me, were deflected. Also, my faith soared to new heights at that time.
    Hahahaha, I guess it is more difficult to explain, but I hope you get the picture.

  2. Yvonne, thank you for sharing your heart with us, which motivated me to come in and concur/agree with what you said. The hardest and most difficult hurdle I had to overcome, was not keeping this truth to myself. The seems crazy thinking of how selfish I was to keep this life-changing truth to myself, because I didnโ€™t want other people to think badly of me or judge me.
    It took going through the deepest valley of my life, losing everything, only for my beloved, my husband, my Maker to bring me through this difficulty unashamed, and no longer afraid to share the truth of NOT just the protection from the devour, but all the blessings I had been robbed from keeping due to my โ€œlack of knowledgeโ€ and the unlimited POWER OF TITHING. Trusting him, and giving him the first fruits, as you know, itโ€™s not only, but I am eager to do personally, but also with the first fruits of everyoneโ€™s tithes and offerings to RMI.
    If anyone reading this is unsure, or has questions that need to be answered by someone who has traveled this journey as well, maybe we can provide a Monthly zoom workshop fellowship? Is anyone reading this interested? If so, please leave a comment whether you want to attend or lead this fellowship.

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