Eklund Bobby (4 results)
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Published by CONVENTION Press, 1994
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Perspectives on Tithing: Four Views
David A. Croteau [Editor]; Ken Hemphill [Contributor]; Bobby Eklund [Contributor]; Reggie Kidd [Contributor]; Gary North [Contributor]; Scott Preissler [Epilogue];
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paperback. Condition: Like New. Should Christians tithe 10% today?or is that an Old Covenant rule that no longer binds the church? Few topics mix Scripture, Sunday-morning practice, and household budgets as tightly as this one. This compact volume does not pick a winner. Instead it puts the four most common evangelical answers on the same table so you can weigh them yourself.Ken Hemphill and Bobby Eklund argue that a 10% baseline is still the New Covenant norm. Editor David A. Croteau (often praised as the most careful exegete in the book) contends that the Mosaic tithe laws are fulfilled and that Christians give by grace, not by percentage. Reggie Kidd treats tithing as a useful principle rather than a legal requirement. Gary North insists the covenantal tithe remains obligatory and belongs to the local congregation. Each essay is followed by responses from the other contributors, so the arguments clash in real time.Ideal for pastors, church treasurers, small-group leaders, and anyone tired of slogans. 193 pages. Glossy illustrated paperback. Light shelf wear only; pages crisp, clean, and unmarked; binding square and tight. Full refund if not satisfied.…
