It's up to you how much seed you want to give. Although the more you give, the more you will receive. Think of it as the more seeds you sow, the more plants you can harvest.
It's Always Give, Save, Spend.
As God's anointed, I have been blessed with many gifts. They were not easy to develop, and I had to spend most of my time in isolation. My life's purpose is to heal, bless, and prosper the world with my gifts. I am blessed to continually obtain material wealth by doing God's work.
I am a messenger and guide to the Divine, especially for those who have strayed from God's grace and need a firm but loving reminder and redirection.
All seeds & tithes are used to expand God's glory, and naturally, the sender is also connected to God's grace. You are not sending me money. You are investing in God's actions.
Blessings and alignment are, naturally, the return on your investment.
I love you.
Reverend Mother Amalia
The Healing House of Amalia loves you.
TITHING, GIVING, SOWING AND REAPING
Tithing is the act of giving the first 10% of one's income to God as an act of gratitude and acknowledgment of His ownership.
Seeding, or "seed faith" giving, involves sowing a specific financial contribution as a "seed" for a future harvest of blessings, prosperity, or a desired outcome, based on faith and expectation of return.
The key differences are that tithing is a defined proportion (10%) given from past income, while seeding is a faith-based investment, often with a specific goal and no fixed percentage, given with expectation for future increase.
Tithing
- Definition: Giving a tithe, or one-tenth, of your income.
- Purpose: An act of gratitude for blessings already received and acknowledgment that God owns everything.
- Timing: Given from income already received.
- Proportion: Fixed at 10% of earnings or substance.
- Outcome: Sustains what you have and is seen as returning what belongs to God.
Seeding (or Seed Faith Giving)
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Definition:
Sowing money or a resource into a spiritual endeavor as a "seed" in faith for a future return.
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Purpose:
To plant something in faith with the expectation of a spiritual or financial harvest.
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Timing:
A proactive act of faith and investment for the future, often before a financial need is met.
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Proportion:
Can be any amount, not restricted to 10%, based on the desire for a future harvest.
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Outcome:
An investment intended to produce increase, blessing, or a specific outcome in the future.
Key Differences Summarized
- Source: Tithing is from past income; seeding is an anticipation for future gain.
- Motivation: Tithing is gratitude; seeding is faith for a specific harvest.
- Percentage: Tithing is a strict 10%; seeding is a variable amount chosen by the giver.
- Relationship: A tithe acknowledges God's provision for what you have, while a seed is an act of faith to unlock what you will receive