Not paying tithe can return you to square one, says Pastor Eneche’s wife

Dr. Becky Enenche, wife of Pastor Paul Enenche of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has ignited widespread online discussions following a resurfaced sermon clip in which she emphasized the spiritual significance of consistent tithe payments.

In the viral clip, Dr. Enenche likened the consequences of neglecting to pay tithes to pressing a “delete button” on one’s spiritual growth. She claimed that missing a tithe payment nullifies previously made contributions, setting the individual back to the beginning of their spiritual journey.

To illustrate her point, she used the analogy of losing unsaved work on a computer, stressing the necessity of consistency in tithing. According to Dr. Enenche, paying tithes is an act of giving back what belongs to God, underscoring the importance of this practice for believers.

She said, “Paying your tithe, paying your tithe, returning God’s portion must be done consistently. Every time you miss your tithe, you go back to square one. The ones you did before become nullified. It’s like you pressed a delete button, gbam. And all the work you did before is gone.

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“Have you ever been typing and somebody entered the room or something mistakenly? You have typed enough text. The content of what you’ve typed is sufficient and you are not saving as you were typing and suddenly you press delete. You can imagine how that feels. Now what more of such a thing as your tithe.”

Her comments have since sparked diverse reactions on social media, with some users supporting her stance on consistent tithing as an act of obedience, while others questioned the theological basis of equating missed tithes with erasing spiritual progress.

Tithing, a common practice in many Christian denominations, involves giving 10 percent of one’s income to the church as a form of worship and obedience to God. However, its necessity for salvation has long been a subject of theological debate.

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