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Giving Our All 2021

Giving Our All

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In this Issue
Generosity Is Liberation
Leadership|Preaching
Generosity Is Liberation
How pastors can teach on money with confidence and conviction.
Jay Y. Kim
How Might the COVID-19 Crisis Reshape our Churches for Good?
Discipleship |Leadership|Outreach
How Might the COVID-19 Crisis Reshape our Churches for Good?
We have a unique opportunity to reset, pivot from old patterns, and look afresh at the future.
Kyuboem Lee
7 Church History Insights on Stewarding Money Well
Discipleship |Leadership
7 Church History Insights on Stewarding Money Well
Christian leaders have always grappled with tough issues surrounding finances and faith. Their insights still speak to us today.
Jennifer Woodruff Tait
Ten Percent Won’t Work for Everyone
Discipleship |Leadership
Ten Percent Won’t Work for Everyone
The New Testament suggests that different Christians should give different portions of their income to the Lord.
Craig L. Blomberg
Shepherding in a Shifting Financial Landscape
Leadership
Shepherding in a Shifting Financial Landscape
The pandemic intensified existing economic challenges for churches—and catalyzed new ones.
David Roach
Preaching ‘Daily Bread’ in a Culture of Excess
Preaching
Preaching ‘Daily Bread’ in a Culture of Excess
Most of Jesus’ listeners lived hand to mouth. What if ours have plenty?
Joy-Elizabeth Lawrence
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In Our Rejection of the Prosperity Gospel, Are We Missing God's Provision?
Discipleship |Leadership|Preaching
In Our Rejection of the Prosperity Gospel, Are We Missing God's Provision?
As church leaders, we can model a balanced mindset about God's material blessings.
Jared C. Wilson
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What Happens When Apps Replace the Offering Plate?
Discipleship |Leadership
What Happens When Apps Replace the Offering Plate?
We need to think creatively about the role of giving in corporate worship.
Daniel Darling
The Worst (and Best) Passage for Generosity Sermons
Leadership|Preaching
The Worst (and Best) Passage for Generosity Sermons
The widow’s mite story is about more than her sacrificial giving.
Ted Olsen
Should Pastors Know What Congregants Give?
Discipleship |Leadership
Should Pastors Know What Congregants Give?
Church leaders discuss the pros and cons.
Compiled by Kelli B. Trujillo
We Follow the One Who Gave It All
Discipleship |Leadership|Preaching
We Follow the One Who Gave It All
A look inside our fall CT Pastors issue on money and generosity.
Kelli B. Trujillo

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