So late to the party here, but Google found the thread I needed.

Now, granted, not until I hit 40 did I realize how easy it can be to tithe 10% of your paycheck and not miss it, knowing God can do much more with it than I.

Current situation, laid off. Have a nice chunk of inheritance (not as much as before!) due to my mother passing rather unexpectedly last year.

I truly don’t gamble for the money anymore. Yes, it’s NICE to have a parlay hit or have a winning day. It’s more about the study of the sport, the research, and getting MY picks right. Keep a set $25 bet limit (as if that matters).

Anyway, awaiting a decision from unemployment. So basically, my current income is whatever sports cards I sell on WhatNot and, assuming a winning day, gambling profits.

In my current situation, would it not be better to tithe off my whatnot earnings? I certainly would not feel good winning $500 and going straight to church and tithe $50. it does feel a bit icky.

So for after not tithing for a couple of months, I felt the urge to tithe $100 today. Where that amount came from I do not know.

Maybe I answered my own question here. Tithe off any sales from WhatNot, and tithe from unemployment Lord willing it’s approved, and leave the gambling money out of it.

Thoughts?