
It's not just a financial decision — it's a spiritual one. Here's everything you need to know about what tithing is, why we do it, and what the Bible says.
Tithing acknowledges that everything we have comes from Him. It's a first-fruits posture — giving before we spend.
When we give first, we trust God to provide for the rest. It's faith made tangible through our finances.
Tithes support the church's mission — reaching people, meeting needs, and making a lasting difference.
Giving loosens the grip of money and aligns our priorities with God's. Where our treasure goes, our heart follows.
Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse… Test me in this, says the Lord Almighty, and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it.
Malachi 3:10
Tithing isn't about obligation — it's an opportunity to participate in what God is doing. Here are answers to questions we hear most often.
Tithing is one of the most practical ways to put God first in our lives. It's an act of trust — declaring that God is our provider, not our paycheck. Here's what Scripture shows us:
The word "tithe" literally means tenth. A tithe is 10% of your income, given back to God.
It is typically given first — not from what's left over. (Proverbs 3:9)
For many, this is a starting point in generosity — not the finish line. As we grow in faith, many find joy in giving above and beyond the tithe.
Tithing is woven throughout Scripture — from the earliest pages of Genesis to the New Testament:
Not at all. Tithing is about trust, obedience, and putting God first — the money is the expression, not the point. The act of giving is as much about forming your heart as it is about the dollars.
If you're in a difficult financial season, we encourage you to express generosity in other ways — serving on a team, praying for the church, or giving your time to others.
Your tithe goes directly toward the mission of Victory Church — funding our ministries, empowering outreach in Antioch and beyond, and maintaining our church as a welcoming home for worship.
Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. None of the work we do would be possible without God moving the hearts of our people to give.
Tithing isn't about obligation — it's an invitation to trust God, put Him first, and be part of something bigger than ourselves.