Church Tech & Ministry Resources

Why Pastors Don’t Talk About Giving

Ken Schafer, Stewardship Minister at Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tennessee, encourages Christians (especially Pastors) to simply look to Scripture and be reminded of our call to give and manage our money.

A Guide to Promoting Your Church on Facebook

There are over 2 billion active monthly Facebook users. That means that most, if not all, of your church members have a Facebook account–giving you an opportunity to connect with them on a platform they care about.

25 Inspirational Quotes & Bible Verses for Martin Luther King Day

Looking for inspiration for Martin Luther King Jr. Day? Here are 25 quotes and scriptures that honor Dr. King.

Church Growth: A New Member Checklist

Got new church members? Awesome news. Here's a checklist to make sure they get plugged into your community.

How to Start a Successful College Ministry

Stuck on Your Sermon? 3 Ways to Move Forward

Feeling blocked when it comes to your sermon? Here are three ways to help you keep writing.

How to Measure Church Growth

Every church should be measuring their growth. Here's how to do that well.

New! Early Access to the App Layout Editor is Here 🎉

Tithe.ly's App Layout Editor has officially arrived. That means you can edit the layout of your Church App without reaching out to support.

Is It In The Bible? Quotes That Aren't Actually In The Bible

When we're in a conversation, it might be common for someone to throw in a quote "from the Bible." Only, when you check, it's not actually in there. It might be from Mother Teresa or Winston Churchill instead. Here are a few common "mis"quotes that are not actually in the Bible.

15 Fundraising Ideas for Church Youth Groups

Churches often need to implement fundraising strategies to support youth group activities and programs.

Why Do We Give Tithes and Offerings?

What's the Biblical basis for giving tithes and offerings, and what's the difference between the two?

Church Visitor Follow-Up Strategy for New Members

​​Growing a church congregation is difficult. With so many people busy building their careers and distracted by weekend entertainment, regularly going to church might not be their biggest priority. Here are a few strategies for following up with new church visitors.