Author Jonathan Kithcart Brings Religious History Talks to Airwaves on “America Tonight with Kate Delaney”

Jonathan Kithcart is set to appear in an upcoming radio interview on the syndicated radio program hosted by award-winning broadcaster Kate Delaney to discuss his theological research as published in “Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe: The Code of Silence.” Listeners can expect an in-depth conversation exploring church history, biblical interpretation, and the origins of modern tithing practices.

Author Jonathan Kithcart will hit the airwaves on “America Tonight with Kate Delaney” for a one-on-one conversation about his work, “Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe: The Code of Silence.” It will introduce listeners to Kithcart’s decades-long examination of early church teachings and the historical development of religious traditions that continue to influence modern Christianity.

The broadcast will draw on the ordained minister’s over 40 years of biblical study to discuss how pivotal historical moments shaped later church doctrine. A key focus of the interview is the crowning of Charlemagne in 800 A.D., which Kithcart identifies as a turning point that contributed to the institutional enforcement of tithing practices within the church.

In “Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe,” Kithcart argues that Paul emphasized voluntary, faith-centered giving rather than a mandated percentage. He presents this distinction as a core theme of his book. He also delves into the historical and biblical differences between Old Testament tithes and modern monetary tithing practices.

The radio interview with Kate Delaney adds to Kithcart’s growing list of media features, including television and faith-based broadcast interviews, which expand discussion of his work.

Discover the message in “Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe:”The Code of Silence today via Amazon, ReadersMagnet Bookstore, and Barnes & Noble.

Author Bio
Jonathan Kithcart was born in Washington, D.C., and educated in Maryland and North Carolina. Ordained as a minister in 2004, he brings more than forty years of study in the Word of God. His work examines church teachings through the lens of grace and biblical context, encouraging readers to reconsider long-standing interpretations of Christian doctrine and practice.

Book Details
“Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe: The Code of Silence”
Author: Jonathan Kithcart
Genre: Christianity / Religion
Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
Published: December 10, 2025

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