Marci Seither, Author at MinistryWatch
The Wichtermans see wealth, time, and work as tools for Kingdom impact, not personal security.
A gash in the hardwood floor. A dagger-like question about greed. For Bill and Dana Wichterman, radical generosity wasn't instant — it was a journey from $10,000 in debt to seeing their money as a ...
Congregants raised over $1.8 million with no stated cause — then war broke out in Ukraine.
Months before Russian tanks crossed into Ukraine, a Florida
How a simple jar on a dinner table is teaching one Florida family to give like they mean it.
In the latest installment of our Generous Living series, how a simple jar on a dinner table is teaching one Florida family to give like they mean it.
Jada Edwards says generosity grows through trust, sacrifice, and everyday compassion.
Jada Edwards on how generosity reshaped her marriage, ministry, and faith: “It is God who gave it.”
Passing along an inheritance that never fades
Despite the demands of running a business and a growing ministry, the Kaebs are convinced their greatest impact begins within the walls of their own home.
John and Nia Davenport give generously knowing the source of their wealth is God.
“All I wanted was a job,” said John Davenport Jr. “God's vision was a business.”
One couple finds that in God’s economy one plus one can equal whatever He wants.
After a run-in with a group focused on radical generosity, they began to sense God nudging them to shift their attention from their own “little kingdom” to a greater one.
The recipient of radical generosity as a kid, one man makes generosity a key part of his family and business
Micah Lacher didn’t grow up with money to spare. He watched his mother work hard to keep the family afloat and trust God to provide the things she couldn’t control—like a safe neighborhood and quality ...
How one couple embraced their third act, started a school in Tanzania, and left a family legacy
Don and Joann Tolmie saw the challenges faced by the 600,000 Tanzanian children who live with disabilities.
Couple gives up retirement savings to open Hispanic community center in Kentucky
The couple resolved to become better advocates for the community they served.
