Even if you're in debt or walking through a rough financial season, tithing should still be a priority. ... But you should hold off on offerings (extra gifts) while you're paying off debt, though. And if you're in debt, you should put all your extra money toward your debt snowball.

Should I tithe while getting out of debt?

The answer is, no. Here's why: The Bible never mentions anything about hitting the pause button on tithing. Now, it doesn't say we'll go to hell if we don't tithe, but the tithe is clearly a scriptural command from God.

How much should you tithe on debt?

“There is no 'one size fits all' rule for how much to give or tithe,” she says. She suggests those new to giving start by setting aside 1 to 2 percent of their income for giving, then increase that percentage each year until the goal is met. Another way to start is by simply giving a dollar amount.