Ruslan KD

Most of us, we believe in Sabbath.

I'm assuming you probably take a day off at least once a week.

Maybe you might turn your phone off.

Maybe you may not turn your phone off.

Maybe you don't do any work, but you practice the principle of Sabbath.

Now, in the Old Testament, they got really gnarly with the Sabbath laws, right?

Like you couldn't do any work.

You couldn't do this.

And so we take Sabbath and we say, yeah, taking a day off is good.

Yes and amen.

Every single person should take a day off.

And so in the same way we use to tithe, we use it as a short form.

We're not saying, hey, if you don't give a 10%, you are cursed and you're disobedient.

We're saying, hey, this is a great financial principle to live by.

Learn to live on 90 and give 10.

And for me and my wife, man, we've consistently given above 10% for decades while we were struggling.

We just said, hey, we're always, we're going to carve out generosity.

That is a value of ours.

And we're going to consistently give at least 10%.

It's a rule of thumb.