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The Bible leads with the generosity story right from the very beginning. It doesn’t arrive after the law or when the Temple needs to be built. The Bible just starts with it from the very first family.
What if your financial goals unintentionally create shame, guilt, discouragement, or even false gods?
It can be tempting to rely on capital campaigns to create margin and drive funding, but relying on capital campaigns often stands in the way of leading with vision and cultivating generous disciples.
Here’s a budget approach that can increase vision, disciple your people, and set you free from the bondage that sometimes accompanies money.
What are the three hardest calls that can ultimately result in experiencing a generosity surplus?
Every leader, person, and church can live generously. It’s a spiritual formation issue far more than a financial resource issue.
How’s your church’s financial fitness?
Dream big, get focused, pray boldly, and enjoy the clarity.
What happened when a church courageously hit the pause button on their next campaign and developed a comprehensive discipleship plan around their “give fully” spiritual mark.