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Why Do You Give To Help Poor People

This article may bother some. Money can be a touching topic. And when you combine the theme of money with religious feelings, conflict can arise.

I saw an ad on television that really bothered me and I wondered why it bothered me so much. You may have seen it, or a similar ad, or even heard such a message from the podium. I finally found out what was bothering me.

The message was supposed to make me feel guilty if I didn’t give money to help the poor. Now I really like helping people, but let’s stop for a moment to consider those living in poverty.

First of all, God never thought that man lived in poverty. The first words recorded in the Bible from God to man are, "Be fruitful." No, and it is still not God’s will for the poor and needy. Second, Jesus Christ said that the poor will always be here. poverty from the face of the earth speaks of Jesus lying.

Now there are people all over the world who need help. No one can deny that. But why do some religious people try to make you feel guilty if you don’t help those in need? This is a violation of the principle of giving. The Bible says we should give, not out of revenge or need, because God loves a cheerful giver. You can’t give up cheerfully if you feel guilty about it.

In my opinion, make someone feel so guilty that they will give you the money they stole. Your feelings are manipulated; you have to give your money. Thief!

And have you ever wondered why so little is reported about the benefits of giving? God has promised that as you give, He will fill your barn or barn with abundance. He promised you would have enough. He even promised to open the windows of heaven for you and to pour out blessings that you will not be able to receive! The principle set by God is giving and receiving.

When was the last time you heard someone ask for money and even remind you of the blessings you hope will be returned to you? Rarely isn't it? Instead, they want to take your money and not even tell you that you should expect to get it back. If people don’t know they should get it back, they won’t look for it or expect it. If you think that there are no fruits for picking and eating on the tree, you would not think of going to the tree to see it. So, the good, sincere, loving people of God are robbed again, this time of the blessings they should have received for their bestowal.

Instead of people feeling guilty for what they have and guilty for the shortcomings of others, why not teach people about God’s promised abundance? Why not teach people how to progress? The Bible says that God above all wants you to prosper and be healthy. Why not teach people about the principles of prosperity that are clearly stated in the Bible?

Someone might embarrass you for handing over fifty or a hundred dollars. But consider what could happen if they taught you how to move forward instead. What would happen if your income increased by $ 20, $ 30, or even $ 50,000 a year? Don't you have more to help people in need? And you can let them help, not with revenge, but cheerfully. It is not a sin to be rich. Money is not evil or something bad. The love of money is the root of entire evil.

Christians need to believe in many of God’s promises and practice the principles of prosperity. Then their lives will be blessed and rich and will give much to those in need. 

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