We believe you can't out-give God

The tithe is a biblical principle of returning the first 10% of our income to God through the local church. Tithing is a way we put God first in our finances, trust Him as our provider, and fuel the ongoing ministry of BattleCreek Church across all our campuses and online.When you give your tithe, you’re helping kids, students, and adults hear the gospel, grow in their faith, and live on mission every week.

Each summer, our Summer Offering helps fund camps designed specifically for kids and students. We believe the next generation matters deeply to God, and we want them to have every opportunity to know Him personally. Your generosity helps create those moments. It may look like a student choosing to follow Jesus at camp or a child hearing about God’s love in a way that makes sense to them. Every offering opens the door for life change and helps shape a foundation of faith that can last a lifetime.

At the end of the year, we come together for our Christmas Offering. For over 22 years, this offering has been a defining part of how our church steps into a new season with vision and faith. It’s a time to reflect on the gift of Jesus and respond by giving toward what He is calling us to in the future. These offerings have fueled Outreach initiatives, supported ministry growth, and allowed us to meet needs in our community and beyond. As Paul encouraged the early church, we want to “excel in the grace of giving” (2 Corinthians 8:7), trusting that God will use our generosity to change lives.

Many people choose to make special gifts at the end of the calendar year. These gifts help us finish strong and position the church for ministry in the year ahead.

If you give from investments, retirement accounts, or other non-cash assets—or if you itemize your deductions—recent federal legislation called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA) includes changes that may affect how your 2025 charitable giving is treated for tax purposes starting January 1, 2026. Below is a summary for awareness. Please consult your tax or financial advisor for guidance specific to your situation.