Activating the Joseph-Storehouse Principle to Assist Others

This book encourages believers to activate their New Testament priesthoods by first understanding the difference between the Old Covenant teachings of tithing and the New Testament grace teaching that many churches fail to preach. Secondly, this book explains how believer's charitable works can increase exponentially and give fulfillment and purpose to their personal experience. It looks at how believers pay their tithes to the churches and almost directly afterwards, out in the community, needs arise but the believers cannot assist because their tithe to their churches has left them empty of financial resources. Basically, their priesthoods lack an essential resource - money. It is easy to say, “I will pray for you.” But having hard cash on hand would assist more effectively than the promise of prayer. Too many believers are priests without resources. God blesses believers with income, but they delegate their hard earned money to another priest, and he or she gets the joy of choosing how to spend it; and it may not be for something that the believers approve of. Because believers are not obliged to tithe in the New Testament; that immediately releases substantial income for the believer to work with and it creates the means to establish a personal Joseph Storehouse resource. To the person who desires a greater fulfillment in the Kingdom service, as soon as you have even a little money to expend, you stand in a position of great strength and can bless someone in need.