THE TITHE OF THE KINGDOM

THE DEBATE IS OVER.
IT IS TIME TO ENTER.

The argument about tithing has gone on long enough. Pastors have issued positions. Scholars have published critiques. And in the noise of the debate, heirs are living in front of doors that God already opened—convinced they are free from a culture they were never meant to be free from.

The Tithe of the Kingdom does not add to the debate. It ends it—by restoring the revelation that the debate has concealed. The tithe was not invented at Sinai. It was not abolished at Calvary. It was given in response to a living Priest-King named Melchizedek—and that same Priest-King is alive today, enthroned at the right hand of the Majesty on high, and ever living to receive the honour of His heirs.

This is not a book about money. It is a book about identity. About the culture of a kingdom. About what it costs an heir to abandon the practice that declares, in the most tangible language available, who they are and who they serve.

Inside, you will discover:
• Why the tithe predates Moses—and what this means for those who claim it was abolished by grace
• The Hebrews 7 revelation of the living High Priest who receives your honour today
• The three doors the tithe is designed to unlock: authority, provision, and influence
• The devourer’s three strategies—and how the culture of honour holds the hedge against each one
• Five shifts in thinking that transform tithing from obligation to identity
• The kingdom’s economic framework—why the heir who understands wealth never lives in chronic shortage