Generous parents grow generous kids. We can cultivate the culture of generosity with the next generation through our conversations.
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Generous parents grow generous kids. We can cultivate the culture of generosity with the next generation through our conversations.
A few years ago at Lifeway we did a study on churches averaging over 1,000 in worship attendance. We asked a variety of questions, a few were financial. One of their consistent responses stuck with me, it was the growing concern of their aging donor bases. Church leaders were seeing a pending gap that is […]
This video will help you think through the tools available for givers of all generations. The goal is making giving easy for first-time givers so they become your best givers.
Digital giving does not increase giving in and of itself. Not sure if you expected this message from me or not, but it is true. However, if your intention is to grow generosity in everyone you must unleash all forms of digital giving. Then you will need to lead them well. And there isn’t just […]
Most pastors believe there is a difference between financial and serving generosity. However, the majority of congregational members view them as interchangeable.
This one statement is the most true leadership statement of any when it comes to experiencing a generous church. “Generous churches are led by generous pastors.” As a leader, you definitely reap what you sow. No matter what your current financial picture, you can grow a generous church. Generous churches are not large and rich […]
Generosity is a team sport. Every generation is impacted by generosity and also everyone on your team is impacting those people on the topic of money or giving.
The church is a volunteer-driven organization. Which means that nothing happens without volunteers. Additionally, this means church leaders and staff are constantly in recruiting mode to supply what is often a ministry with vacant team members. As a staff member, the never-ending need of volunteers might have been my greatest frustration. So I made it […]