When Faith Cost Us Food
A Son’s Journey Through Poverty, Religious Duty, and Discovering the Heart of God
A deeply personal memoir about a faithful mother, four hungry children, and the religious duty that always seemed to come before groceries.
Through childhood memories and careful biblical study, this book asks whether God ever intended faithfulness to leave a family without food.
Get the Digital Book“If God is a loving Father, could His heart ever be pleased while a faithful mother sends her children to bed hungry?”
This is more than a book about tithing
It is the story of a son who remembers empty cupboards, borrowed bread, disconnected electricity, worn school clothes, and a mother who continued giving because she believed God required it.
Years later, those childhood memories became questions. What did the Bible actually teach about tithing? Was money ever commanded as tithe? Did God intend children to suffer while religious obligations were met?
A Personal Memoir
Walk through a childhood shaped by poverty, sacrifice, church attendance, and a mother’s sincere devotion to God.
A Biblical Study
Examine Deuteronomy 14, the biblical tithes of ancient Israel, New Covenant giving, mercy, and grace.
A Journey Toward Healing
Discover the difference between the God fear created and the loving Father revealed in Jesus Christ.
Should religious duty ever come before a child’s basic needs?
Selected Chapters
For anyone who has wrestled with faith, giving, poverty, or religious guilt
Book Details
- Title: When Faith Cost Us Food
- Subtitle: A Son’s Journey Through Poverty, Religious Duty, and Discovering the Heart of God
- Publisher: Rescue Ministries International
- Copyright: © 2026 Rescue Ministries International
- Format: Digital PDF Book
- Length: 49 Pages
- Contents: 23 Chapters, Epilogue, and 6 Appendices
- Scripture Translation: King James Version
- Approach: Personal Memoir, Biblical Study, and Pastoral Reflection
Read the story. Examine the Scriptures. Discover the heart of God.
This book does not condemn sincere giving. It invites readers to consider whether any religious system should place duty above mercy, family care, and the needs of a hungry child.
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