What these are
These are single images that explain one important truth at a time.
They are meant to be saved to your phone or computer and shared with others.
Each one is a simple way of making a single point in a clear, memorable form. If a picture ever seems unclear, the words beside it explain exactly what it means.
The Meme Files
The same answers, in a form made for sharing. Each image makes one point — and the words beside it explain exactly what it means. Every one is answered in full on the Answers page.
Where the Syllogism Ends Up
An argument that proves too much proves nothing. If “the home is the greatest mission field” can redirect the tithe, the same logic delivers it straight to your own kitchen table — and an argument that ends in paying tithe to yourself has refuted itself. Full answer →
Same Pen, Same Letter
The plan works right up until the letter gets read to the end. The same pages held up as the example contain the instruction — she would not advise that anyone make a practice of it — and you cannot keep her example while deleting her instruction. Full answer →
Selective About the Enemy’s Playbook
Strange, to expect the enemy to stage a deception from the skies while insisting he would never touch the tithe. He is not selective — the war runs on both fronts: the worship of God and the support of God’s work. Full answer →
The Slippery Slope, Illustrated
Each step sounds more enlightened than the last, but the direction never changes: away from the storehouse and toward self. The last step was always the destination. Full answer →
Nehemiah's Reform WAS the Storehouse
Nehemiah 13 is often cited as reform-before-tithe. But read the chapter: his reform was restoring the storehouse and appointing faithful treasurers so the tithe could come in — not a season of withholding. Full answer →
Three Names, Same Result
Withholding, diverting, appropriating — the labels differ, but the storehouse's ledger records the same entry for all three: the tithe did not arrive. Full answer →
God's Direct Ruling
Malachi is the one place God addressed corrupt priests and the tithe in the same breath. His instruction to the giver was not “withhold until they reform.” It was: bring it in. Full answer →
1901 Showed the Way
Real reform happened when members showed up, took the floor, and voted — breaking kingly power from within the system. Rerouting tithe from a distance has never once accomplished that. Full answer →
The Verse. Not the Inference.
The storehouse position rests on direct statements of Scripture. The redirection case rests on inference stacked on inference. When the claim is this large, we are entitled to ask for the verse. Full answer →
New Light, Old Argument
The “unprecedented crisis” framing is not new light. Pull off the mask and it is the same redirection argument that was raised — and answered — over a century ago. Full answer →
Correct the Evil — In the Right Lane
“Do what you can to correct the evil” has a lane: vote, petition, take the floor at constituency sessions. Defunding the working ministry is the off-ramp the counsel never pointed to. Full answer →