Practice Generosity in Everyday Life
Generosity is about more than what we give. It’s about how we live. As disciples, the choices we make about money—how we earn it, spend it, save it, share it, and give it away—are part of our response to God’s abundance and our stewardship of what has been entrusted to us.
Whether you’re rethinking your finances, exploring new ways to give, nurturing generosity in your family, or trying to align your everyday choices more closely with your faith, these resources can help.
Faith & Finances
Make Your Money Reflect What Matters
Money touches nearly every part of our lives. Paying attention to how we earn, spend, save, give, and plan can help bring our financial choices into closer alignment with our values and faith.
Personal Financial Workshop
Take a thoughtful look at your own relationship with money. This self-guided workshop offers practical exercises and reflection to help you consider your financial life through the lens of faith and stewardship.
Ways to Give
Generosity Takes Many Forms
Writing a check or making an online gift is only the beginning. There are many ways to use the resources you have to support the ministries, organizations, and causes you care about.
Ways to Give
Explore different approaches to charitable giving and consider which ones might make sense for you and the organizations you want to support.
IRA Distributions as Charitable Gifts
If you’re eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from an IRA, you may be able to support organizations you care about while also meeting certain retirement distribution requirements.
Generosity at Home
Help Generosity Become a Family Practice
Children learn about money and generosity long before they understand a budget. The habits, conversations, and choices they see at home can help shape how they understand having, giving, and sharing.
Stewardship with Children
Find practical ideas for talking with children about money and helping generosity become a natural part of family life.
Spend with Intention
Let Your Choices Tell the Story
Generosity isn’t only about what we give away. How we spend—and the choices we make about what is enough—can also reflect our priorities and become part of our practice of discipleship.
10 Tips for Faithful Holiday Spending
The pressure to spend can make the holidays feel anything but joyful. These practical suggestions can help you approach holiday spending with greater intention, generosity, and perspective.
Generosity is a Practice of Discipleship
Generosity is not measured only by the amount we give. It is a way of living with gratitude, recognizing what is enough, sharing what we have, and trusting in God’s abundance.
The choices we make about money are part of our life of faith. How we earn, spend, save, and give can become an expression of what we believe and who we are becoming as disciples of Jesus.
Faithful stewardship invites us to ask: Does the way I use what I have reflect what matters most?