The Principle of the First

One Church | Houston TX

Join Pastor Ken Senchal in this powerful sermon, "The Principle of the First," as he delves into the biblical perspective on managing God's blessings. In this eye-opening message, Pastor Ken explores key principles based on scriptures such as Psalms 24:1, 1 Peter 4:10, and 1 Timothy 6:18 to reveal how our level of generosity and our approach to debt impact our ability to live out the principle of tithing and giving offerings.

Discover the significance of putting God first in every aspect of your life, including your personal finances. Pastor Ken emphasizes the importance of having a plan to effectively manage debt and resources, drawing insights from Proverbs 22:7 and Luke 16:11. Learn how managing God-given resources determines what God can bless us with, and explore practical steps to become faithful stewards of His grace.

Pastor Ken introduces the concept of tithing, not as a burdensome requirement, but as an act of faith and obedience. Uncover the biblical foundation of tithing from Malachi 3:10 and understand the profound impact it can have on your priorities, loyalties, and affections. Gain a deeper understanding of the tithe as the firstfruits, exploring scriptures like Exodus 23:19, Proverbs 3:9, and Romans 11:16.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Ken also addresses common misconceptions about tithing, emphasizing that it is not a condition for salvation but a way to give God something to bless in your life. He shares personal experiences of faithful tithing and encourages viewers to prioritize God in all areas of their lives.

Whether you're a first-time giver or a consistent tithe giver, Pastor Ken's message will challenge and inspire you to put God first, test Him in your finances, and experience the overflow of blessings as promised in Malachi 3:10. Don't miss this opportunity to gain practical insights and spiritual wisdom on managing your God-given resources effectively. Watch now and be transformed by the timeless principles of "The Principle of the First."

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