Discipling wealthy Christians is not about pursuing a gift. It is about building trust, nurturing spiritual growth, and helping people steward every resource in response to Jesus.

A free will may be a helpful starting point, but it is not always the right estate-planning solution. Here is what church leaders should consider before making a recommendation.

For the past few years, nonprofit organizations and churches have been hearing about the upcoming generational wealth transfer. Estimates range anywhere from $60 to $90 trillion dollars that will be passed from Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation to their heirs and the causes they care about over the next 30 years.

Estate planning education is not a fundraiser. It is a practical, pastoral way for churches to help people care for their families and steward their legacy wisely.

Learn how churches can educate donors about tax-smart giving, including donor-advised funds, IRA charitable distributions, and gifts of appreciated stock.

A planned giving ministry is not a fundraising tactic. It is a practical way for churches to help people steward what God has entrusted to them, care for their families, and leave a lasting legacy.