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.

“Free” wills may sound appealing, but they often come with hidden costs—probate fees, public records, delays, and missed Kingdom impact. Learn why wise stewardship requires more than a quick online form and how to guide your church members toward lasting, biblical generosity.

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.

While every giver is different, they are alike in this way: Each one starts with a first gift and concludes with their last. This can be when they stop supporting your church (lapsed) or bequeath a final gift posthumously (legacy).

I serve on a medical missions board pro-bono. I confess that I am useless with medical terminology since I am not a medical doctor. Oh, well! I like serving with medical doctors because I love what they do and who they serve (and hey, it helps that they meet in great places that have great fishing!).

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