I’ve had the privilege of being able to travel all over North and South Dakota for work. As people are starting to travel again, here are the biggest cost-saving tips I’ve picked up.
Art of Being Cheap: Thrifty Travel
Tag: Stewardship
Art of Being Cheap: Church Credit Cards
This is starting a series on the Art of Being Cheap. Hopefully you’ll learn a little about thinking like a cheap accountant in order to save money on things that are unnecessary. We’ll start with looking at church credit cards.
Finance: Game changing ideas for Church Budgeting
If I had three pieces of advise I could give to a Finance Committee heading into the budget season, this would be that advice. You’ll end up with a better budget that the church should be more willing to live by.
Finance: Funding the Budget
The two people that worry the most about giving…probably the pastor and the treasurer. The pastor is hoping that the paycheck clears and the treasurer is hoping to be able to pay all the bills. Instead of worrying about giving, what if the Finance Committee focused on growing generous givers. There’s some simple things you can do that will make a big difference.
Assessing your Church’s Financial Health
If you are a Dave Ramsey fan, you know what the baby steps are. What would the baby steps be for a church? What does financial freedom look like for a church? I believe this is possible and here are my findings on the subject.
Applying for Second Round of PPP Loans
A second round of PPP Loans opens up on January 13, 2021. If you’ve never applied for a PPP Loan or you need to apply for a second loan, I’ll walk you through it.
Church Committees: It’s about Stewardship
Church committees should be blessing to the church, but too often they bring division and power struggles. Why is that? I have a theory…and some people aren’t going to like it.