Patron Donations are in the amount of $1, $3, $7, $12, $48, $77
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You can support the Lord's work by either making a donation below, or becoming a Patron by clicking the link to the left.
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1. Pray to God and wait for His answer.
2. Click orange "Donate with PayPal or Credit Card" button to the right ----------------------------------> 3. Enter Donation amount 4. Login to your PayPal account ~OR~ Click "Continue" to donate with a Credit Card or Bank Account 5. Enter your payment information 6. Click "Review Donation and Continue" 7. Click "Donate $ USD Now" and thank God that He has blessed you to give |
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At the creation of the Credenda website I didn't have a Donation page. I operated on the idea that God has freely given to me and so I should freely give to others. I did not and do not want to solicit donations of any kind or make someone feel obligated to "pay" for the material on this site. It remains completely free and can be shared at no cost.
However, if this site does not have a way to receive donations, then I would be limiting the monetary blessing of God toward myself through His people, as well as not giving His people an avenue in which to be blessed by God through giving since Jesus said in Acts 20:35, "It is more blessed to give than to receive". Scripture also says the workman is worthy of his hire and Paul in the New Testament makes an argument that since he blessed them with spiritual gifts it is reasonable that they return temporal gifts.
Everything belongs to Him and we are called to be faithful stewards of what He has given to us. Haggai 2:8, "The silver is Mine, and the gold is Mine, saith the LORD of hosts." If Christ calls you to support Credenda, He will impress, enable, and bless both you and me. May God lead us in our decisions.
However, if this site does not have a way to receive donations, then I would be limiting the monetary blessing of God toward myself through His people, as well as not giving His people an avenue in which to be blessed by God through giving since Jesus said in Acts 20:35, "It is more blessed to give than to receive". Scripture also says the workman is worthy of his hire and Paul in the New Testament makes an argument that since he blessed them with spiritual gifts it is reasonable that they return temporal gifts.
Everything belongs to Him and we are called to be faithful stewards of what He has given to us. Haggai 2:8, "The silver is Mine, and the gold is Mine, saith the LORD of hosts." If Christ calls you to support Credenda, He will impress, enable, and bless both you and me. May God lead us in our decisions.