Churches which do not have online giving often have several questions which hinder them from proceeding. Here are some of the concerns I’ve run into over the past few years: Online Giving (itself) Making financial transactions online has … [Continue reading]
First Time Donors
Posted on October 10, 2017 Written by
Coming to a church for the first time is frequently celebrated. People are encouraged to introduce themselves, provide contact information, and are even given coupons for coffee or food. These are good steps whose goal is to encourage the people to … [Continue reading]
Nest Camera
Posted on October 3, 2017 Written by
A few months ago I bought a Nest Camera for $200. Nest Cams are linked with a smartphone. I bought it for one specific reason but I’ve come to see a multitude of additional benefits. The camera is located in my office window and is pointed to the … [Continue reading]
Cameras
Posted on September 26, 2017 Written by
Churches should use cameras to protect their most valuable assets – people. Other businesses may use cameras to protect against theft and other crimes – churches can do that, too. But the most important reason churches should have cameras is to … [Continue reading]
A Story About Faithfulness
Posted on February 28, 2017 Written by
This is a story from a friend of my wife. It is a true story and used with permission: So I hadn't tithed for four months. I could list reason after reason why, but not one of those reasons would justify not giving God what is rightfully … [Continue reading]
H2O (part 8 of 8)
Posted on February 20, 2017 Written by
H2O The Gospel of John has more symbolism than the other Gospels combined. John forcefully uses bread, light, and water – all elements necessary for human life – to teach us that Christ alone is at the core of our being. Without food, water, and … [Continue reading]
H2O (part 7 of 8)
Posted on February 13, 2017 Written by
H2O The Gospel of John has more symbolism than the other Gospels combined. John forcefully uses bread, light, and water – all elements necessary for human life – to teach us that Christ alone is at the core of our being. Without food, water, and … [Continue reading]
H2O (part 6 of 8)
Posted on February 6, 2017 Written by
H2O The Gospel of John has more symbolism than the other Gospels combined. John forcefully uses bread, light, and water – all elements necessary for human life – to teach us that Christ alone is at the core of our being. Without food, water, and … [Continue reading]