Many churches want to grow generosity.

They want to see increased giving, stronger engagement, and a congregation that understands the importance of stewardship. In response, they often implement sermon series, giving campaigns, or seasonal initiatives designed to encourage generosity.

A lot of church leaders spend time teaching financial stewardship—encouraging people to manage their money wisely, stick to a budget, and give regularly. And that’s important! But stewardship is only part of the story. If we want to help people truly grow as disciples, we’ve got to go beyond good money management and lean into something deeper: a lifestyle of generosity.

In today’s world, where trust is seldom found, cultivating a culture of transparency is more important than ever to the mission of the church. Transparency is not just modern phraseology but a biblical principle that aligns with our responsibilities as stewards of God’s work

Church giving can be an uncomfortable topic, but funding is essential to your church's function. There are many hurdles to overcome, but with the right approach, you can help your congregation grow and become better givers.

Generosity is a core principle of Christianity and a fundamental teaching of Jesus, which every church leader wants their congregation to embrace and practice. While traditional methods such as tithing and fundraising campaigns have long been used, there is growing evidence that unconventional methods of generosity can have a profound impact. In this article, we'll explore three unique ways churches can inspire and cultivate a culture of generosity.

Stewardship and generosity are connected, but they are not the same. Learn how managing everything God entrusts to you can lead to a more generous life.