Financial Support

God’s Heart TV is passionate about spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ across the globe. In line with the principle Jesus Christ emphasised in Matthew 10:8 – “Freely you have received; freely give” – we don’t charge for the services and content we provide. The resources required to carry out our vision are given by people of God whose hearts align with our mission and commit to support God’s Heart TV.

The mission of God’s Heart TV is:

To lead people towards a greater understanding of God’s heart (Acts 13:22)
To proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and minister prayer in the power of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 2:4-5)
To cultivate a climate of faith where people can see life clearly (2 Kings 6:17)
To share God’s love through charity projects (1 John 3:18)

People of conscience give because of the encouragement of the Holy Spirit within their spirit. It is God who prompts their conscience to give – not merely their circumstances or emotions. That is why they give with no conditions attached or specific expectations of material reward.

When you give freely from your heart, whatever you give will be a blessing to you as well as the person or ministry you support. After all, what comes from God goes to Him!

If your heart agrees with the mission and God has prompted you to support God’s Heart TV financially, please click the Donate button below.

Thank you for your love.

Note:
God’s Heart TV is a not-for-profit company registered in the United Kingdom. As we are not a registered charity, donations to God’s Heart TV are not eligible for UK Gift Aid.

“As a minister of God, I should know what it means to receive from you. If I receive something from you, the source and the manner you give will determine whether it’s a blessing or a curse that I receive from you. That is why I’m very careful in receiving from you. It is the force behind what you give that determines what you give.”

“Let each one give as he proposes in his heart, not grudgingly. God loves a cheerful giver.”

“Giving is like serving. Both should be done with joy – without being reminded, because you don’t need to be reminded about that which gives you joy.”