Passing Generosity to the Next Generation
During the holiday season, leading our families toward generosity is easy. But as the glitz of Christmas wears off and life returns to usual, we ask the question, “How do…
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Why I Love Christmas and Generosity
Christmas is by far my favorite time of year. I have three little kids and seeing the wonder and joy in their eyes on Christmas morning is priceless. I love…
Read MoreBuilding Family Generosity: Verses to Reflect on During the Holidays
The holidays can be a busy time full of family events, food preparation, holiday shopping, etc. In the seasonal noise and hectic planning, don’t miss the opportunities to build family…
Read MoreWhere is 2020 Giving Going?
The Too Early Predictions for 2020 Charitable Giving: What We Know Now and Where it May Go Buildings closed. Events canceled. Shelter in place is part our language now. With…
Read MoreThe Hope of the Resurrection
As we head into Easter weekend, many will gather, albeit virtually, to celebrate the risen Savior and His gift of hope for a new life. During this time of confusion…
Read MoreA Believer’s Call to Solve World Problems
When it comes to solving the world’s biggest problems, Christians should be leading the charge. Whether it is fighting human trafficking, providing access to clean water, or helping those in…
Read MoreRadical Generosity in Times of Uncertainty
In this unprecedented season, our mission and call to live generously have never been stronger. The effects of the coronavirus continue to dominate the news cycle. Businesses and schools are…
Read MoreWriting Last Checks: Four Ways to Fight Human Trafficking
Houston, Texas, 2017. Super Bowl week. Dozens of women walked up and down the city’s notorious prostitution track. And they kept coming. A man pulled up in a white SUV,…
Read MoreGiving Circles and the Gift of Giving
“Phil had a gift for giving,” recounts Susan Patton of her high school sweetheart and husband of 30 years. Susan had what she calls “traditional roles” in the family, and…
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