Quotes from Tony and Carin Amaradio

If God is moving you into that zero-deduction zone of giving, boldly follow the call.

Don't let the IRS stop you. After all, by now "Caesar" has already received his share!

As His disciples we want to follow God's directive, so we faithfully pay the IRS all of what we owe—but giving any more than that amount wouild mean we're dipping into God's treasury.

Acknowleding God as the owner of everything relegates us to mere caretakers or custodians—in Biblical terms, servants or stewards of His possessions.

The master rewarded the two faithful servants, not with a fat Christmas bonus check, but with a compliment and more work.

We also want to caution against wrong teaching that encourages giving to get more in return.

God continues to show us that how we give is more important than how much we give.

Carin rescued me from my folly. She…challenged me to consider giving the entire 71 percent.

Current American culture is steeped in the "inalienable right" to feel instant gratification.

Personal debt is not only an albatross, interest rates that border on usury deflect God's resources away from His intended puproses.

Debt can ruin marriages, families, and the best of friends.

Jesus…wanted this man to divest himself of the idol that he cherished above the One True God. For him, it was his vast possessions.

It is no accident, that while God displayed His love in many ways, He did so most demonstratively through the act of giving.

We need to take our eyes off of our possessions long enough to look into the loving heart of the Lord Jesus.

We must always remember that even if we gave away everything it still does not remotely compare with the ultimate gift of love at Calvary when Christ gave up His life to cover our sins and redeem us.