But the principal here is amazing.

Once a year, take some of your tithe money and eat it.

You know, like eat your tithe.

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So we have just finished an awesome season as a family called Sukkot. Sokot is the Festival of Tabernacles,

which is a day where adults build forts with their kids outside their house for seven days.

And it's one of the most fun times we get to experience as a family. So we've been sharing a lot of pictures and we got a lot

of reaction from a particular picture that we put up the day before, or the day of Sukkot started.

We do an annual tradition where we go to a grocery store, in this case it was Costco, and we call it our Deuteronomy 14 Costco run.

And basically we buy whatever our appetite craves or our heart desires, depending on what's

translation. And people are like, what? What is that? Because there's a verse, which is a lot of

people don't know. One of the longest passages in the entire Bible tells us to spend some of our tithe money on things that our appetite craves in order to rejoice with our household.

I'll read this to you guys.

And if you're really religious, this is going to offend you.

But if you're not like, this is such an interesting sort of part of understanding the heart of God.

I really, this really has impacted our family, our kids especially.

So, Deuteronomy 14, I'll read starting verse 24. It just says, he's talking about

when you're going to Jerusalem as a family during the pilgrimage festivals, which to code is the

biggest one. He says, and if the way is too long for you so that you are not able to carry the tithe,

so he's saying take your tithe with you when you go on the pilgrimage

festival. When the Lord your God blesses you because the place is too far from you, which the Lord your

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