The Psychology of Tithing: How Tithing Shapes Our Minds and LivesSample

### Tithing Sets Us Free to Enjoy Life It turns out that regularly giving away a portion of income through tithing can help people chill out. Scientists have conducted numerous studies on generosity and satisfaction, and over and over, they see the same crazy pattern: The folks who spend less on themselves but give more to help others end up feeling happier in life. There was one specific study where researchers had a group of people rate their own happiness levels over time. They then divided the group into two. Group A focused only on spending money on wants for themselves, like dinners out or vacations. Group B spent money only on buying gifts, donating to charity, or helping family and friends. After 16 weeks, they asked the groups again about their happiness levels. Group B (who gave to others) reported much higher and lasting happiness over almost five months! So, tithing provides a way to jump off this money-stuff hamster wheel that leaves us exhausted and unfulfilled. By letting go of 10% toward God's Kingdom Work, we loosen the chains of greed and impatience weighing us down and are able to begin tapping into true financial freedom in our lives. Did you enjoy this Plan? Would you like step-by-step strategies to help you earn more, save more, and have more to give? If so, I’d love to give you my book Simple Money, Rich Life . You can [ find out more here ](https://seedtime.com/psychology-of-tithing) .