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How does God measure our giving?
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For Christian giving, there are three parties to our gifts. There’s the giver, the recipient, and God, the often, overlooked party. But how does God,
For Christian giving, there are three parties to our gifts. There’s the giver, the recipient, and God, the often, overlooked party. But how does God,
Life seems preoccupied with money. We work for it, spend it, save it, dream about it, and stress over it. Nearly everyone obsesses with making
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This article is first published by Christian Super. The world’s advice on earning leads you to disaster. It erodes your character and pillages your relationships.
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Good stewardship is not about ordering our lives in such a way that we are free to spend whatever we want. Rather, as faithful
It is recommended that very church should have a stewardship committee that can encourage every member to learn and practice biblical stewardship in personal,
Whether you are organizing a sacrificial dinner or a celebration dinner, you want people who come to go home thinking and talking about the
Do a survey in your congregation. Ask them to name five things that they currently struggle with and I am sure that one of them
Is there really such a thing as fundraising or donor fatigue? Marc Pitman of FundraisingCoach.com explained why donor fatigue is a myth. “I don’t know of
How is Christian fundraising different from secular fundraising? Is there a difference or do we employ the same methods and tactics that secular fundraisers use?
Scott Rodin, in his book, The Seven Deadly Sins of Christian Fundraising, lists these seven deadly sins in fundraising: being unprepared for the battle;
