Stewardship

Grow recurring giving with this step-by-step checklist.

Sometimes it helps to start with baby steps in the long journey of financial discipleship.

As churches begin to accept the reality about church giving declines, they’re recognizing that old mindsets must be rooted out and new ones forged. One mindset being reexamined is the Pastor’s role in stewardship.

Good stewardship isn't just about money. It's an orientation toward God that presumes certain character traits and attitudes toward His resources.

As churches approach the 1000-member mark, many begin to see the need for an Executive Pastor to help carry the load. And what a load it is! Every aspect of this role touches on finances, including focusing on stewarding givers.

In today’s busy world and even busier online landscape, it’s not easy to know how to keep donors engaged. There has never been more competition for your givers’ attention and more easy-to-find, worthy recipients for their generosity. But it's worth the effort.

A steward is an “overseer” or "manager" over someone else's matters. We are stewards over God's creation, our families, and all the resources he has entrusted us with.

Do you wonder about these top 3 questions about tithing?

Donor stewardship describes the intentional practice of building a relationship with givers. If we focus on giving--apart from a person's overall engagement with their church--we're already on the wrong foot.

Givers are like kids. Just as you treat each stage of childhood differently, your messages to each giving stage should differ, too.