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Winston Churchill once said, “You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.”

Governments should expand incentives for Americans to give ever more generously to charitable groups.

God’s economy differs significantly from the market economy of capitalism and from government-controlled economies.

Dear Deborah: Do I need to stop giving to pay our debts?

I often encounter people who say God is judging America because of this sin or that sin. I always tell them I don’t know if that is true. But I do tell them that I suspect that God would more likely judge this country because of the incredible wealth and influence His people have squandered.

There are some classic reasons why churches say they don’t allow online giving...

God did not spare His own Son, but gave Him as a gift that first Christmas, and how can we not likewise show generosity to others?

Paul gives a three-step to-do list for wealthy Christians.

How much are we supposed to give this week? We won’t know unless we take the time to ask God!

There is near universal agreement among Christians of all political stripes that one of our great privileges and duties is to do charitable deeds. Where we disagree is on the question of whether the secular authority of the state should be an agent of Christian charity.

Many millions are suffering at this moment. May we, the Church, serve God well by serving them.

Churches and Christian organizations must make significant changes to stay relevant in an era characterized by diminishing middle class incomes, growing need, and changing donor demands.

Americans are being more generous to religious charities, but why are they skimping on their giving to churches?