//LYNETTE HAGIN

When I was very young, my parents taught me about tithing—giving the Lord 10 percent of my income. I learned at the age of 3 or 4 that if I received a dollar, 10 cents of that dollar was supposed to go to the Lord.

I was taught that God blessed us, but we were supposed to give the tithe back to Him. That was always sacred to me, and I've followed that principle all of my life. It was never a question of whether I was going to tithe. The only question I asked was, "How much is my tithe this week?"

A Call to ARMS Men's Conference Speaker Highlight

//Bishop Dale C. Bronner

"And the things that you have heard from me among many witnesses, commit these to FAITHFUL men who will be able to teach others also."
—2 Timothy 2:2 (NKJV)

In Second Timothy, Paul instructed Timothy to give to faithful men the things that he had given him. It is interesting to note that he did not say for Timothy to give those things to men of great ability

//LYNETTE HAGIN

As I said last month, fall seems to begin the year for most families, since school starts at that time. It can be easy to become stressed as your calendar fills up with activities, projects, and responsibilities. Many years ago the Lord gave me guidelines to help me navigate through stressful times. I want to share them with you.
I trust that you read my September column and have already begun practicing the first guideline.
Step One—Pray About Every Single Thing

// Craig W. Hagin

Anyone associated with Kenneth Hagin Ministries is familiar with Mark 11:23 and 24. These verses have been keynote scriptures for this ministry since its beginning. We can speak to any mountain and it has to move.

I want to look at this passage from a different angle. Moving a mountain really isn't about the mountain. It's about the fig tree, because "fig tree faith" is what determines if the mountain ever gets moved.