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How I’m Creating and Maintaining Margin with My Finances
The only people who don’t like to talk money are those that don’t give. We talk about money a lot in our home. We do this because we want our kids to succeed in life when they are out from under our care and on their own. We also do this because money can ruin…
Read MoreHow to Create and Maintain Margin
I do not have it all together. I have not arrived, nor do I claim that I have. But I do understand who I am and how the life I live affects me, my work, and most importantly, my family. It’s because of this that I have been incredibly intentional about creating and maintaining margin…
Read More5 Ways to Optimize Your Online Giving Page
Church websites bore me, and their giving pages make me fall asleep. But they don’t have to be that way. In today’s broadcast with Tithely.tv, we discuss the following questions about online generosity: From pastoral ministry to running a creative and marketing agency for churches, you’ve had the opportunity to help many churches with their website and…
Read MoreHow to Create the Perfect Giving Page
Your church needs a giving page. The trick is creating a giving page that is functional, engaging, and delivers your intended end result. We all want our audience to be faithful, so creating a giving page that works for everyone must be our aim. In ten minutes and with fourteen steps, we show you everything…
Read MoreChurch App Guide
Everyone needs an app, right? If your audience wants an app, then give it to them. If they rebuke it, ditch it. If they just want a way to connect, figure out a way that works for you in your context. That’s why I created this Church App Guide: to help you determine the why, what,…
Read MoreEffective App Launches
Whatever you do, don’t overthink this. The average user downloads less than one app a month, spends about four minutes using a church app, primarily uses the app for giving purposes, and only plays around in the sermons and events sections. Therefore, apps are not the tool, but rather another tool at your disposal. You…
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