You can use the form below to tithe to MSIA, to seed, and to donate to the John-Roger Legacy Fund. You can make multiple tithes, seeds and/or donations on one form if you like. After you've completed your choices, you'll be taken to the online store to check out.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TITHES, SEEDS AND DONATIONS TO MSIA.
Please Note: If you experience any difficulties using the form below, you are welcome to use our online tithing / seeding/ donation form at godisyourpartner.org by clicking here. You can also call us at (323) 737-4055 or email us.
What is Tithing?
Tithing is a spiritual law given by God to humankind to assist people in finding abundance, fulfillment, and gratitude in their everyday lives. The law of tithing is to give 10 percent of one's increase back to God, with God represented on the physical level by the source of one's spiritual teachings — often a church, synagogue, mosque, or a spiritual teacher. When a person tithes, the universe that works under the spiritual law of tithing says, “If you have that much to give, that means you are open to receive more.”
As humankind fulfills its part of the covenant by giving 10 percent to God, then God fulfills Its part by continually blessing us. So, you may want to check it out with a joyful attitude of saying, “Lord, I am open to receive whatever it is that you bless me with.” And then discover for yourself the blessing of fulfilling God's covenant.
What is Seeding?
Simply said, seeding is the planting of what you want to receive.
This is the one that Jesus did. Do you want to know the occasion he did it? The multiplication of the fish and loaves is one of the greatest demonstrations of seeding. And what happened when it was all done? They had baskets full of what was left over — surplus — more than what people could eat, more than what was necessary.
Seeding is for a future-effect and is done beforehand. It works in the same sense as when you pray over your food and say, “Thank you, God, for what I am about to receive.” With seeding, you are saying, “Before I receive this, I am acknowledging the presence of it.”