Tithe Your Day

The concept of "Tithe Your Day" is about dedicating a portion of one's time each day to God, specifically in worship, prayer, Bible study, and reflection. A tithe traditionally means giving 10% of one's resources—often applied to income—to God as an offering. When applied to time, it means setting aside 10% of the day for spiritual practices. Given that a day has 24 hours, tithing your time translates to about 2 hours and 24 minutes (or 2 hours and 40 minutes).

Context:

This principle is rooted in the idea that just as believers give a tithe (or 10%) of their financial income, they can also offer a "tithe" of their time. The 2 hours and 40 minutes represent intentional time spent in relationship with God, recognizing Him as the priority in every aspect of life. It emphasizes that time, like money, is a resource that should be stewarded for spiritual growth and connection with God.

Purpose:

The purpose of tithing your time is to deepen one's spiritual connection and cultivate a daily habit of engaging with God. It can involve activities like reading Scripture, praying, worshiping, meditating on God’s Word, or simply being in His presence. The practice encourages believers to prioritize God daily, ensuring that time is intentionally set aside to grow spiritually and align one's life with God’s will and purposes. It fosters discipline, spiritual renewal, and a deeper awareness of God's presence throughout the day.