The gap between $0 and $10 is a lot harder to close than the gap between $10 and $100. Once someone is giving to your organization, encouraging them to increase their giving may be somewhat easier. They may have already put trust into the ministry and have experienced the blessing of God in their lives.…
As with anything new there always seems to be a little pushback. The best strategy to introducing something new is to start with the why? Why are you now offering online giving? Is it because everyone else is doing it? Is it because mega churches offer it and we want to be a mega church?…
Having a healthy perspective on why we don’t give is the first step towards creating trust that connects people to the blessing of God through your church or ministry. I’m positive these aren’t the only reasons, but here are a few discoveries I’ve made along the way. 1. They weren’t taught Dr. Robert Morris says…
I think it’s worth every pastor taking an hour and listen to this message. But if you just can’t, I’ve highlighted his points and some key things Dr. Morris states. I love to hear your thoughts. “Don’t apologize for preaching God’s Word” The devil has lied to us to think we have an ulterior motive…
Points to remember: Consistency is your friend. Mention online giving every week. You don’t have to talk about it at length, but at the very least thank and recognize those who give online. Every 4-6 weeks emphasize the online giving option. Go into a little more detail. Don’t use guilt or shame to motivate people…