Mark Wheless spent most of his life practicing the kind of generosity he says comes naturally when you’re a follower of Christ. He gave to his local church, taught Bible

In working with thousands of generous Christians for more than 40 years, we’ve noticed a nearly universal truth: The first lessons about generosity often happen at church. But the local

NCF has more than 30 local offices around the country helping to foster generosity in more than 180 communities, and we’re still growing. But these teams aren’t local representatives of

In a time when anxiety, loneliness, and emotional exhaustion have become part of everyday life for many Americans, generosity can act as a conduit for connection – with God, with

In some of the most remote areas of the world, the gospel is being carried on foot, from village to village, spreading through places it’s never been heard, often accompanied

Nearly two million nonprofit organizations operate in the U.S., a landscape so vast it can make giving feel overwhelming rather than meaningful. But if you ask the right questions, you

There’s no greater commandment in the Bible. Jesus ranks loving the Lord with our hearts, souls, minds, and strength of first importance. Loving our neighbor comes next, probably because how

Biblical generosity – the desire to use what God has entrusted to you and put it to work for someone else – is a great calling. Along the generosity journey,

Fasting is one of the oldest spiritual practices in Scripture. It’s also, at its core, remarkably similar to giving. Both require us to voluntarily let go of something – sometimes