Many churches measure giving by individual willingness. What they miss are the symptoms: quiet, unspoken, and, because of that, almost never addressed in the very place where faith softens hard conversations.

This is the Silent Disconnect of church giving. It’s hard to pin down, because it never shows up the same way twice. One week, it’s a budgeting strain. The next, it’s an eGiving experience that’s more frustrating than functional. Another time, it’s simply an afterthought, no crisis, no decision, just a Sunday that slipped away.

It makes sense that this stays quiet: 61% of Americans avoid talking about their finances entirely. When churches prioritize stewardship as a normal, ongoing part of ministry, giving feels less like an obligation and more like a privilege. But when money is too uncomfortable to talk about, the disconnect becomes a Goliath that few churches know how to face.

This ebook will help you:

• Understand the research behind cultural changes impacting giving
• See why recurring giving is the first step toward a culture of biblical stewardship
• Take practical, easy-to-use steps to sustained, faithful generosity