Podcasts about church finances

What happens when a place built on faith, trust, and giving faces serious questions about accountability?In this episode of MX3 Podcast, we discuss church accountability, the responsibility of leadership, tax-exempt trust, offering plate transparency, and why people expect higher standards from institutions that claim moral authority. This conversation is not about attacking faith. It is about asking whether churches, pastors, deacons, and congregations should be willing to answer hard questions when money, trust, and leadership are involved.Our mission at MX3 Podcast is discussing money, motivation, and relevant events. This episode brings all three together through a difficult but important conversation about integrity, accountability, and public trust.Do you believe churches should handle internal financial concerns privately, or should outside authorities be involved when serious allegations arise? Drop your thoughts in the comments.Visit us at www.mx3.vipLike, comment, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who cares about faith, accountability, and doing the right thing.

Let's be honest—most church leaders don't enter ministry because they love spreadsheets and budgets. But we know that healthy ministries require healthy stewardship. Eddie Urbine joins the podcast to share simple but essential principles for managing church finances with wisdom, transparency, and integrity. From creating sustainable budgets to building trust through accountability, this episode is packed with helpful advice. Whether you're a pastor, finance volunteer, or church administrator, this conversation offers real-world insight to help your ministry thrive.

In this episode, pastor Hank Garner outlines how to steward, budget, and be transparent with the finances of your church.

Text us here! It's the editor here! (Hopefully the pastor will be back next week) I hope you enjoy this episode as they dive deep into church finances. Stay tuned until the end for a special announcement! Support the showConnect with us at https://www.podnme.org/https://youtube.com/@devinbirdsongEmail devin@podnme.orgFollow us on Instagram @podn_mePersonalities on Pod'N MePastor: Devin BirdsongDeacon: Dustin WakleySongleader: Brad CottrellHershall: Jud IngramNews Anchor, Dink Burbank: Josh SmithGen Z Boy: Brooks Birdsong

In this episode, Kenny Jahng sits down with Greg Daley, founder of Parable, to unpack key findings from a nationwide survey on the state of church finances. Greg shares practical insights on trust, transparency, and the financial habits that help—or hinder—ministry impact. Discover the quiet disruptors affecting church giving, the risks of volunteer bookkeepers, and steps for building a culture of generosity rooted in freedom. Whether you lead a church plant or a multi-site ministry, you'll gain actionable strategies for stewarding every dollar on mission.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Why the gap between perceived trust and real transparency could be eroding your congregation's confidenceHow regular, clear financial updates can serve as a gateway to greater generosityRisks and hidden costs of relying on volunteer bookkeepers—even if they're “free”The unintended complexity churches create with too many digital giving platformsHow budget versus actual reporting protects your ministry and points to system issues before crisis hitsPractical ways to shift your financial leadership posture from scarcity to abundance and partnershipThe power of connecting giving directly to mission impact for all generations in your churchKey Quotes:“Trust is a gateway to generosity. Without trust, there is no true generosity.” — Greg Daley“That lack of transparency is like a little blister, or a hairline crack that's easy to miss now but can really undermine trust over time if not addressed.” — Greg Daley“If you don't have a budget versus actual report you look at, you're basically driving a car without any dashboard.” — Kenny Jahng“You've got to actually get more simple as you get more complex.” — Greg Daley“The Bible says, where your money is, there your heart will be also. If we can shepherd our people and talk about money as discipleship, not just when it's timely for our campaign, we bring freedom and partnership.” — Greg DaleyLinks & Resources Mentioned:Parable State of Church Finances Report Barnabas Network Respite Parable: www.liveyourparable.comGenerous GivingAbout the Church Tech Today Podcast: Hosted by Kenny Jahng, the CTT Podcast helps pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders navigate the intersection of faith and technology with confidence. This resource for leadership is brought to you by www.MinistryLink.com

In this episode we give you a behind the scenes look at church finances. We talk about where the money goes and how we make financial decisions. 

Ever wondered how a church with a $2.4 million budget and 28 dedicated staff members keeps everything running with integrity and transparency? In this episode, Revs. Daniel Kanter and T. J. Fitzgerald break down how our church's finances really work — from pledges and balanced budgets to collective generosity and community trust. What you'll learn: How the annual budget is built from member pledges  Why the board and ministers must pass a balanced budget before it goes to a congregational vote What makes our financial system "clean" — no rollovers, no surprises The power of pledging: why every contribution matters How online members and friends help sustain our shared mission Why annual audits and full transparency build lasting trust Every good work we do together — every service, program, and outreach — begins with your pledge. Join us for a conversation about faith, finances, and the collective power of generosity.

Episode 349: How to Talk About Church Finances   Have an open and transparent perspective on church finances Avoid apologizing for talking about the subject Preach and teach on the subject naturally When it's in the text When it's a good illustration When there's a specific need Accept responsibility for being the primary spokesman for your church's finances. Share stories of God's faithfulness Keep numbers in front of people Talk about estate planning Be faithful in your own stewardship

Join Stacy, Daniel, Dave, and Nick, as they chat about specific topics related to church ministry at South Cities Church.Intro & Outro Music - "15:00 Guiding Light" by Jonathan Ogden. (Spotify, Apple Music) 

Ever wonder if your church is making hidden financial mistakes? In this episode, Pastor Logan sits down with CFO Steve Chaney, who has helped over 1,100 churches overcome financial pitfalls. They unpack the biggest mistakes churches unknowingly make—from outdated systems draining ministry time, to payroll confusion and budgeting challenges. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or just passionate about your church thriving, this conversation will equip you with practical insights to steward resources wisely. Don't let finances hold your ministry back!Interested in reaching out to Steve? Find him here! https://chaneyassociates.com/

Join us as we open up the books.

Do you wish your church could have more financial margin for ministry? Are your people struggling with debt and low giving? In this episode of The Unstuck Church Podcast, Sean interviews George Kamel from Ramsey Solutions about how Financial Peace University is helping churches break free from financial stress.  We're shooting straight with these questions. Why are so few churchgoers tithing regularly? How is debt truly impacting healthy church growth, and what are practical ways church leaders can start transforming their church's financial health today?  George shares some remarkable statistics about how FPU is increasing per-donor giving in churches while helping congregations get serious about biblical stewardship. If money was one of Jesus' most discussed topics, it should probably tell us something. If you're tired of avoiding money conversations in your church, this episode is for you.   This Episode is Brought to You By Planning Center: Are you struggling to keep your church organized and connected? Planning Center is the all-in-one church management software that solves your administrative challenges. You can effortlessly track first-time guests, manage volunteer schedules, and create easy ways for your congregation to get involved—all from a single platform. Whether you need a check-in system, event signups, or an online giving solution, Planning Center helps you nurture your community and keep people connected. Visit planningcenter.com to get started for free.   Join the Conversation on Social Media We use hashtag #unstuckchurch on X and on Instagram. 

Aaron Miller is a professor at the BYU Marriott School of Business and an expert in nonprofit management, ethics, and faith-based finance. In this episode, we dive deep into LDS Church finances, including tithing, investments, and the Church's charitable donations. Aaron brings insight into how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints manages its financial resources — and what people often misunderstand about it.I wanted to speak to Aaron because there's growing interest — and controversy — around how the LDS Church uses tithing, its estimated $100 billion in investments, and reports about Ensign Peak Advisors and LDS charity work. Aaron offers a clear, informed perspective that blends business knowledge with spiritual context.Some highlights from this episode include:What the $100 billion figure actually means (and whether it's accurate)Where LDS tithing money goes and how it's allocatedThe truth behind the Church's $1.45 billion in reported charitable givingWhat Ensign Peak is, and what it doesCommon media myths and misunderstandings about Mormon Church financesAaron's thoughts on transparency, stewardship, and trust

Do you carry the weight of praying and trusting God for the weekly finances and offerings of your church?  In this month's podcast Dean offers some creative insights to bringing your team on board to help you fight the good fight of faith and see your church income INCREASE! 

This sermon explores the importance of financial integrity and transparency in the church, drawing from various biblical examples including Jesus' ministry and practices in the early church. Topics include the need for proper accounting, the role of different church members in financial management, and the biblical prohibition against profiting from God's Word.

Message by Pastor Stacey ShiflettText: John 12:6February 23, 2025 - 5PM

Thom and Jess interview Steve Chaney, founder and CEO of Chaney and Associates, the premier CPA firm for churches of all sizes. In this episode, they discuss how transparent and accurate bookkeeping builds trust and stewardship in churches. The post Breaking the Stigma: Why Church Finances Shouldn’t Be a Mystery (Multisite Churches Must Listen to This) appeared first on Church Answers.

Thom and Jess interview Steve Chaney, founder and CEO of Chaney and Associates, the premier CPA firm for churches of all sizes. In this episode, they discuss how churches can streamline their bookkeeping processes to focus more on ministry and growth. The post From Chaos to Clarity: Simplifying Church Finances for Growing Ministries appeared first on Church Answers.

Episode Overview-Financial Stress is Common and Critical-Biblical Perspective on Finances-Leadership Responsibility-Encourage Tithing and Generosity-Action Steps for Financial Health-God's Will for His ChurchShow notes and resources

Today we continue our series on Faithful Finances by looking at the budget of Milford Hills UMC. It is within that budget that God transforms gifts and tithes into an offering to the world through our mission and ministries. Church Finances are complicated though, and so Pastor Jim attempts to shed some light on why things look the way they do. We also start praying about our Estimate of Giving Cards for 2025, which will be turned in next Sunday during worship. Join us at 10:00 am in person (1630 Statesville Blvd in Salisbury, NC) or online this Sunday. Thank you again for worshipping with us. For more information about our congregation, please visit our website at milfordhillsumc.org. If you would like to support Milford Hills UMC in our mission to Love, Serve, and Live as Christ, please go to milfordhillsumc.org/give and support our congregation through our Tithe.ly app. 

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In this episode of Ministry Moments, Dr. Bob Gray Sr. talks about Managing Church Finances. He shares practical advice and biblical principles to help pastors and church leaders handle church funds wisely and transparently. Learn tips on budgeting, stewardship, and maintaining financial integrity to support the growth and mission of your ministry.

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In this episode of The Church Planting Podcast, Greg Nettle, President of Stadia, discusses the delicate balance between faith and financial wisdom with COO Matt Murphy. They explore the challenges and strategies involved in managing church finances, highlighting the importance of having a plan, understanding the risks of poor stewardship, and the necessity of wise investing. They also emphasize the pitfalls of financial management in church settings, such as over-saving or reckless spending. The episode provides valuable insights for church leaders on navigating finances with faith and prudence. Key topics include the parable of talents and building on solid foundations as illustrated in Matthew 7.' [00:01:20] - Faith in Finances: Matt discusses how faith influences financial decisions in church planting. [00:03:14] - Financial Foolishness: Exploring what constitutes financial foolishness. [00:04:13] - Pitfalls of Financial Management: Discussion on the balance between faith and practical financial stewardship. [00:06:06] - Biblical Insights on Finances: Examples from the book of Matthew on managing resources. [00:08:27] - Leadership and Financial Oversight: The role of vision and strategic budgeting in church finances. [00:10:51] - Vision and Financial Challenges: How shifting visions can complicate financial planning. [00:15:28] - Reserve Funds and Budgeting: Strategies for maintaining financial health and planning for the future. [00:21:28] - Importance of Business Acumen in Boards: The balance of faith and business expertise in governance. [00:24:27] - Gratitude in Finance: The importance of thanking and acknowledging donors.

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In this episode, Bill Hendricks, John Reece, and George Hillman discuss how leaders in the church can be better prepared to steward their finances.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Everybody's got a story. Listen now as Jeff Bucknam talks with Jeff Lucido of the Finance Committee and Jeff Sharda, Lead Pastor of Finance and Operations of Harvest Bible Chapel. “Conversations with Jeff Bucknam” is a production of Harvest Bible Chapel. Executive Producer: Wesley Cassford Host: Pastor Jeff Bucknam Guests: Jeff Lucido, Pastor Jeff Sharda Sound design, mixing, and editing: Wesley Cassford Graphic Design: Wesley Cassford Social Media: Sherri Smith Producer: Sherri Smith

We are living in an era called "The Great Dechurching" of America. Millions are leaving churches each year, for various reasons which we've covered in previous episodes. Since attendance has been inextricably linked to income for most churches, it's not a stretch to see how "The Great Dechurching" of America will inevitably lead to "The Great Defunding" of the church. The math is simple: Declining attendance + declining giving + rising expenses due to inflation = an unsustainable situation for many churches. Probably even yours. And maybe you're wondering...In the midst of all this uncertainty...Is there anything pastors can do to revitalize your church's finances and future-proof your own personal income? I believe the answer to that question is Yes! And in this episode of The More Than a Pastor Show, we'll explore strategies to help pastors grow your income and secure your financial future - both inside and outside the church.Links for Today's ShowBlog Post for this Episode: https://www.morethanapastor.com/blog/from-crisis-to-sustainability-revitalizing-church-finances-in-the-great-dechurching-eraWatch this Episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/d1g-Rp7tLDEFree PDF: How to Know if Starting a Business is Right for YouWant to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee

Talking about money in the church is tough! On this week's episode, Eric brings Jeff some great questions submitted by our faithful listeners, on the topic of money, church giving, ministry budgets, and even the rising costs of church events! Check out www.buildmomentum.org to learn more about our organization and how we seek to partner with local churches in order to equip today's young Christian leaders for tomorrow's opportunities. Submit your questions via email to info@buildmomentum.org.  Follow Momentum Ministry Partners on: Instagram: @MomentumMinistryPartners Facebook:  @MomentumMinistryPartners YouTube: @MomentumMinistryPartners Subscribe and be sure to leave us your rating & review!

In the last few years the finances of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been in the media spotlight—and not always in positive ways. It's no secret that the Church today has amassed an impressive financial reserve to ensure the accomplishment of its purposes. But it was not always so. There have been some narrow straits through which the Church has had to pass to get to where it is financially today. It is quite compelling history actually—which is why we wanted to dedicate a whole series to exploring this fascinating and important topic.   In this episode of Church History Matters, Casey and Scott go back to the beginning of Church finances to explore the undergirding principles in the original revelations that have gotten us to where we are today. And among them all there is one particular principle that looms larger and is more responsible for the Church's financial success than any of the others, and that is consecration—a law shrouded with some degree of mystery and confusion in the minds of many. So, we want to at least begin dissecting what it is and what it isn't in this episode. For show notes and transcript for this and other episodes go to https://doctrineandcovenantscentral.org/church-history-matters-podcast/   

Recording Date: 2023-11-08 Speaker: JB Bond, Th.M (Senior Pastor)

Does this sound familiar? You've been told that in order to experience a deeper sense of fulfillment in your Christian faith or to receive God's blessings, you need to give a small portion of your income. But let's be honest, that action alone isn't bringing the results you're seeking without understanding the whys behind it.  It's time to break free from the ineffective actions and discover the transformative power of radical generosity in God's Kingdom.  Generosity in God's Kingdom is not measured in dollars but by your heart!  In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the transformative power of radical generosity and deepen your understanding of how it can impact your Christian faith. Learn the importance of giving 10% and how it can bring joy and fulfillment to your life. Explore the relationship between money and happiness and uncover how changing your mindset towards generosity can lead to greater contentment. Understand how your generous giving can create a positive ripple effect in your communities and make a lasting impact on those in need. Gain insights into the importance of transparency in church finances and how it can strengthen trust and foster a culture of generosity among believers. Connect with us! Join our Group on Facebook with the podcast community https://www.facebook.com/groups/eyesonjesuspodcast/ Email questions or show topic ideas to discerningdad@outlook.com Be sure to connect with the hosts!  For more information on Drew Barker: Follow Drew on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drewsbarker/ For more information on Tim Ferrara: Get all his links in one place- to his social media, all 3 of his books, and more https://linktr.ee/discerning_dad Check out his website!  https://discerning-dad.com/ The key moments in this episode are:00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:28 - Personal Updates 00:04:27 - Talking About Money 00:06:27 - Money in the New Covenant 00:07:21 - Personal Experience with Giving 00:12:11 - The Principle of Radical Generosity 00:13:45 - The Danger of Comfortable Giving 00:15:08 - Lay Up Treasures in Heaven 00:17:35 - The Deceitfulness of Riches 00:19:19 - The Power of Generosity 00:25:14 - The Concept of Giving 00:25:40 - Faithfulness in Giving 00:27:04 - God's Provision 00:29:06 - Living a Meaningful Life 00:30:21 - Being a Good Steward 00:37:51 - Importance of Transparency in Church Finances 00:39:23 - The Challenge of Limited Resources 00:40:52 - Pastors' Salaries and Funding 00:42:55 - Giving During Seasons Without a Church 00:46:06 - Partnering with Transparent Churches 

The majority of pastors are not trained in finance, but there are four key questions where they should get answers on a regular basis. The post Four Questions Every Pastor Should Ask about Church Finances at Least Once a Quarter appeared first on Church Answers.

This Georgia couple started Billboards for Jesus earlier this year to "hold the Lord's banner over the city of Columbus." On this podcast that you should subscribe to...the small business owners, home church pastors, and grandparents talk about those ads for God, plus other hot topics like financial wellness and abortion, which they did themselves when they got pregnant 4 decades ago. (5:25) Tim and Angie Hollis talk about the origins of https://billboardsforgod.square.site/, why they're doing this, and what Bible scriptures inspired them to put the 8-9 rotating billboards all over Columbus GA. The cost to do this for a year is at least $100K and they're raising money to keep it going. (12:45) Do God and money mix? Tim leads a financial wellness ministry and explains some key advice to help people get out of debt, involving stewardship and generosity. (18:17) They're also both focused on stopping abortions locally and nationwide. Angie is a sidewalk advocate for ministries near a local abortion clinic. She herself had an abortion 41 years ago, which Tim now calls the "worst decision" of their life. How does she spread the Pro-Life message without appearing judgmental? (28:20) This couple are also creators and pastors for the Living Water Home Church, with traditional Sunday morning services at their house with a congregation of 20+. It's a growing trend. How does it differ from traditional church and what do they say to skeptics? They talk about it being similar to small group, where you can be vulnerable like she was in confessing about abortion and healing. (38:22) Tim and Angie also opened Home Care Services of Columbus in 2005, to help care for senior citizens. They discuss the balance of running a business and church out of the place where they live. And they've got a growing family too, with a recent wedding and also a 2nd grandson recently born. (44:25) Back to billboards for Jesus, they explain how they come up with the simple messages, some of their favorites, how donations are spent, building the Kingdom of God this way, and not having an agenda or promoting a church with these billboards. And I close the episode, as always, in prayer. Thanks for listening to the #RunTheRace podcast! Also, write a quick review about it, on Apple podcasts. For more info and all past episodes, go to www.wtvm.com/podcast/.

Did you know, in the next decade, that most people will be holding their wealth in non-cash assets instead of their checking & savings accounts? This shift is crucial for the local church to understand, especially when it comes to giving encouragement. As times change, we must adapt our approach to align with the evolving financial realities of our congregation. Vance Roush is the Founder/CEO of Overflow, whose mission is to inspire your church with a faster, simpler and more accessible way to give. He dives into the changing landscape of wealth and its impact on the local church. Overflow.co Vance Roush Instagram Book a Free Strategy Session CourageousPastors.com

Money is a common topic in scripture and not one that is difficult to find God's position on. God wants generosity and sacrifice, so we should all be good teachers of these high biblical values. A.J. and Scott are talking about money. Of course, it takes money to run a ministry, and on this episode of the Church Revitalization Podcast, you'll find some ways that your church can help increase generosity. To read today's show notes, visit: https://malphursgroup.com/199

In today's episode, I discuss with Jake Douglas of Church Finance Pros the strategies to protect your church from embezzlement. Interested in having Simon speak at your next event email him here: team@kingswoodsc.com Taking the Next Step: Take the 3 Hour Threat Detection 101 Course, Click here Sign up for one of our free church security webinars: https://www.worshipsecurity.org/webinars Add a set of our critical thinking and decision decks to your church: Conflict de-escalation critical thinking scenarios: https://bit.ly/deescalationdrills Church safety team critical thinking scenarios: https://bit.ly/safetyteamdrills Like to read books, start here: 10 Powerful Strategies for Conflict De-escalation: https://bit.ly/conflictdeescalationbook Securing Church Operations: https://bit.ly/securingchurchoperations Church fiance Pros: https://www.churchfinancepros.com/ Rochester Minnesota Church Treasurer Charged, Click here

This week's episode is so imperative to the overall health of a church. Pastor Jerron sits down with Delano Sherley, Woodlawn's CPA to talk about all things concerning church finances. For more information visit Delano Sherley & Associates at https://dsacpainc.com

Dianne Wilkinson understands the unique challenges that come with managing and reporting the church's finances. She has 35 years of experience serving in different capacities on church staff, including business administrator. In an upcoming seminar, sponsored by the United Methodist Foundation of Louisiana, Dianne will discuss a variety of best practices and review daily routines and processes used in the church business office to prevent fraud, protect your integrity and do it right! For more on the times and locations of this seminar, please head here. 

In this episode of Mormonish, Landon and Rebecca are back talking about church finance! In a previous Mormonish episode they presented data on what TBMs thought of the recent SEC ruling and fine placed on the LDS church! It seems that the church also received questions from faithful members on this topic because ironically, on March 10, 2023, the LDS church published a topic essay titled, “Church Finance!” The little known essay is meant to put everyone's mind at ease and reassure members that there has been no financial impropriety, now or ever, in the church. Join us as we debunk the new “Church Finances” essay in this informative and humorous episode of Mormonish!Church Finances Essay: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/history/topics/church-finances?lang=eng&fbclid=IwAR1ikBEdx92Gw3yt8bjH-U4_8z7ypvlNTvHL8OPtHIxdI7-Twr854-rxCbgUnited Firm Essay: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/history/topics/united-firm-united-order?lang=engLink to Secret Combinations: Evidence of Early Mormon Counterfeiting from 1800-1847 Good Book Club Podcast https://thegoodbookclubpodcast.captivate.fm/episode/secret-combinationsMormon Movie Reviews Windows of Heaven Review: https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&ei=UTF-8&p=mormon+media+reviews+window+of+heaven&type=E211US105G91603#id=1&vid=3d5f91759dc0a7c6fd655ef978295fc3&action=click

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Thom and Sam are joined by Mike Stadelmayer, president of Church Growth Services, to discuss how church finances are changing, especially in light of the pandemic of recent years. In this second episode, Mike shares with Sam and Thom how churches can increase budget giving in the midst of several challenges. The post A Special Three-Part Series with Church Growth Services: Changes in Church Finances Every Leader Needs to Know – Part 2: How to Increase Budget Giving in a Challenging Environment appeared first on Church Answers.

Thom and Sam are joined by Mike Stadelmayer, president of Church Growth Services, to discuss how church finances are changing, especially in light of the pandemic of recent years. In this first episode, the three men specifically address the impact of the pandemic. The post A Special Three-Part Series with Church Growth Services: Changes in Church Finances Every Leader Needs to Know – Part 1: Post-Quarantine Church Finances appeared first on Church Answers.

Thom and Sam are joined by Mike Stadelmayer, president of Church Growth Services, to discuss how church finances are changing, especially in light of the pandemic of recent years. In this third episode, the three men address the issue of capital giving with limited resources. The post A Special Three-Part Series with Church Growth Services: Changes in Church Finances Every Leader Needs to Know – Part 3: Increasing Capital Giving in a Challenging Environment appeared first on Church Answers.