People who don’t believe in God are tithing. That’s good news for the gospel
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Liam Thatcher2021-12-03T16:12:00
The Giving What We Can scheme is the latest example of society turning to religious practices to help them deal with the brokenness and pressures of modern life. Christians should see this as a great opportunity
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