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The Tithing Rap

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Scott Chafee

Financial stewardship is a serious topic, but these guys put it into practical application by rapping about it:

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We are not built for the mountains; those are for moments of inspiration. We are built for the valley, for ordinary life. When you think about it, it is spiritual selfishness that wants repeated moments on the mountaintop. God calls to us to make a difference in the lives of people, down in the valley. It is in the valley where we grow and learn. The mountaintop is not meant to TEACH us anything, it is meant to MAKE us something (like becoming holy, grateful, and dependent). We LEARN only in the valley. – Oswald Chambers

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