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Central Thought: Tithe is commanded by God for Himself, and is holy to the Lord.     Hymn: “Sowing In the Morning” Text: Malachi 3:8-12; Proverbs 3:9-10       Tithing is a law that began during the time of Moses, Leviticus 27:30-34; Deuteronomy 14:22. The Levites, as commanded by God, used some of the tithes because they could not possess land of their own, Numbers 18:20-21.  However, during Malachi’s day the people were not paying tithes, so the Levites went to work to earn a living, thereby neglecting their God-given responsibilities of caring for the temple, Nehemiah 13:10-12, and for the service of worship. Tithe is reserved by God, for Himself, it is holy unto God, Leviticus 27:30. Tithe is an expression of God’s sovereignty over man, Deuteronomy 8:18.  Everything we have is form God; so when we refuse to return to Him a part of what He has given, we rob Him.  Do you selfishly keep 100% of what God gives, or do you return at least 10% towards helping to advance God’s kingdom?  It is important therefore that we do not ignore God’s command to give tithe of our income to His temple, as the people of Malachi’s day did and were cursed.  Recall that Abraham...

Central Thought: The Christian is led by the Spirit of God to be a righteous model to the world in all things.   Hymn: “When We Walk With the Lord” Text: Daniel 6:1-5; Matthew 5:13-16; Romans 12:10-21     There are lifestyles befitting of a child of God, there are words that are apt and proper and conducts that show forth the praises of God. These we must desire to know and faithfully uphold.  The Christian is not at liberty to live anyhow.  He is constrained by the Spirit of God to be a righteous model to the society in all things.     Lesson Objectives: To discuss some attitudes the Christian must embrace in life. To explain what the attitude of the Christian should be towards civic and social issues. To discuss the consequences of little errors and benefits of good conduct.   Discuss some attitudes usually exhibited in good conduct. Romans 12:10-21 There are acceptable behavior patterns and character that is befitting of a Christian, both in personal life and in official life. The child of God is expected always to manifest holiness, truth, hard work, intelligence, calmness and cordiality.  He represents heaven, and every step of his, is a life-message to those beholding on what Christianity...