Generosity in quotes
“If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn’t help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was as selfish as… Read More »Generosity in quotes
“If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn’t help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was as selfish as… Read More »Generosity in quotes
It’s six weeks into the eight-week online course I’m teaching in Messiah College’s master’s in higher education program and I’ve yet to convince all 17… Read More »If a Harvard prof thinks trustees are a good idea . . .
“In following Jesus, we begin by letting go of all those things that place a prior hold on our affections. Relationships, possessions, privilege and position… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Regular readers of Generous Matters know I’m a sucker for a playful turn on a word. Pithy phrases. Meaty metaphors. Clever puns. I collect them.… Read More »Sows’ ears, apples of gold, and the importance of choosing our words well
Lost in the kerfuffle over Mitt Romney’s tax returns is a sorry story about how Americans’ (including good church folks) have come to think about… Read More »Damned if you tithe and damned if you don’t
“We are neither isolated individuals, as Ayn Rand suggests, nor cogs in a collective machine as Marxists insist. Rather, we are free, responsible individuals who… Read More »Generosity in quotes
With just 109 giving days remaining in 2012 (maybe less, depending upon when you’re reading this), development staff in offices large and small are scrambling… Read More »Tips for fall (or any time) fundraising success
Here’s a riddle with a fundraising focus. What do faculty and other staff mock, students ignore as they walk, and development officers forget in their… Read More »A fundraising riddle that’s no joke
“It is not enough to confess Jesus as Messiah. We must be ready to embrace this Messiah, the one who will question our deepest allegiances… Read More »Generosity in quotes
The experience of teaching an online course consisting mainly of students who are younger than my youngest child has me feeling my years. It’s a… Read More »Recognizing the abundance in my abundance of years