Generosity Coaching for Churches
Gain the financial freedom to be the church God is calling you to be
Develop Financial Discipleship
Create Momentum
Realize God’s Vision
Generosity Coaching for Churches
Gain the financial freedom to be the church God is calling you to be
Develop Financial Discipleship
Create Momentum
Realize God's Vision
Is there a gap between your current financial reality and what you need to move forward in ministry?
“Mind the gap” is a railway term—a warning to passengers to be careful as they step across the space from the platform to the train. But mind the gap is good advice for churches, too. Why? Because churches that don’t address their financial resource gap have trouble doing what God has called them to do. Over time, a scarcity mindset can take hold, and vision stalls as more and more energy is spent just trying to survive.
But churches that close the gap:
- Launch new ministries to serve their neighbors and the world.
- Expand facilities to welcome new families and offer more programming.
- Create missional partnerships with community organizations.
- Look forward to the future from a mindset of abundance.
Is there a gap between your current financial reality and what you need to move forward in ministry?
“Mind the gap” is a railway term—a warning to passengers to be careful as they step across the space from the platform to the train. But mind the gap is good advice for churches, too. Why? Because churches that don’t address their financial resource gap have trouble doing what God has called them to do. Over time, a scarcity mindset can take hold, and vision stalls as more and more energy is spent just trying to survive.
But churches that close the gap:
- Launch new ministries to serve their neighbors and the world.
- Expand facilities to welcome new families and offer more programming.
- Create missional partnerships with community organizations.
- Look forward to the future from a mindset of abundance.
My Approach
As a church leader, there’s nothing more frustrating than not having the funding to do what God’s calling you to do. But when you think about trying to address that problem, you feel overwhelmed, you dread the potential pushback from your congregation, and you’re not sure where to turn for help.
Over the last 18 years, I’ve helped more than 120 churches close the gap between their current financial reality and what they need to move forward in ministry.
Experience a cultural shift in your congregation’s understanding of generosity.
Build momentum and alignment among your staff and leaders.
Feel encouraged about the future of your ministry.
How does it work?
Step 1
Schedule a call
We’ll talk about God’s vision for your church and the financial resources needed to achieve it.
Step 2
Learn your next steps
I’ll recommend next steps to help you address your financial resource gap.
Step 3
Implement your plan
I’ll provide ongoing resources and coaching to maximize your success.
Step 4
Fill the financial gap
Experience the financial freedom to be the church God is calling you to be.
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Church Generosity Mistakes: Ignoring Your Data
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Church Generosity Mistakes: Neglecting Your High-Capacity Givers
What keeps you up at night? If you’re like most church leaders I’ve met, your answer likely boils down to three things: The vision God’s given you for your church. Where you are now as a church. The gap between those two. Depending on your particular restless night,...
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You’d love for the people in your church to be more generous—for all sorts of reasons. You’ve done everything you know how to do, but you just don’t feel like the needle’s moving as far as it could. Or should. I hear that a lot. After doing generosity audits and...
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