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Money matters can be a point of contention for churches, be it tithing (or lack thereof), poor fiscal management, or outright fraudulent practices (intentional or otherwise).
Church attendance is down. Giving is iffy. Ministers are tired. But God is with us in lean times too.
The Bulletin
Why we love scary movies, a new Speaker takes his seat, and women need a raise.
Despite their crucial role in congregational life, 83 percent of women’s ministry leaders remain unpaid.
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‘The John Ankerberg Show’ kept 80 percent of money raised for audio Bibles.
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Church agricultural initiative is supporting rice, corn, pigs, and other crops from Liberia to Mozambique.
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Experts project fraud will cost Christian ministries $170 billion in 2050.
As church leaders, we can model a balanced mindset about God’s material blessings.
We have a unique opportunity to reset, pivot from old patterns, and look afresh at the future.
We need to think creatively about the role of giving in corporate worship.
The New Testament suggests that different Christians should give different portions of their income to the Lord.