What if I told you the Bible gives us a model for how much to invest in worship ministry—and it’s way more intentional than we often think? In 1 Chronicles, David set apart 4,000 Levites (about 10%!) solely for music, and he even provided their instruments himself. Worship wasn’t an afterthought; it was central, resourced, and celebrated. This article unpacks why that matters for us today, showing how churches that dedicate around 10% of their budget, staff, and volunteers to worship are actually aligning with a deeply biblical pattern. You’ll see why worship shapes a church’s identity and why intentional investment is vital. If you’ve ever wrestled with how much to invest in your worship ministry, this piece will give you fresh clarity and biblical confidence.
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