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Enjoy God’s Gifts While They Are Among You

By |2017-01-07T00:26:09-05:00September 6th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Enjoy God’s Gifts While They Are Among You   Guest Blog: Bishop Ronnie Shaw, PhD   The Bible speaks in Ephesians of the gifts God has given to the Church in the area of the five-fold ministry. The Apostle Paul listed them as: “And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and [...]

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Every Church, Regardless of Size, Should Have a Risk-Management Program

By |2017-01-07T00:26:09-05:00September 1st, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Every Church, Regardless of Size, Should Have a Risk-Management Program   There was once a time in our past that Churches were regarded as places to be revered. No one dared to destroy or vandalize the property, or those worshiping within. Those days are no more. It is nothing to hear of arsons targeting Church [...]

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You Get What You Inspect, Not What You Expect

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 30th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

You Get What You Inspect, Not What You Expect   Often, because of a Pastor’s Shepherd’s heart, he or she allows things to transpire that probably should not be tolerated. We sometimes give access to those whom have not earned it; we accept excuses for inappropriate behavior; we place people into positions for which they [...]

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One Thing Your Church Must Always Afford

By |2016-08-25T10:31:57-04:00August 25th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

One Thing Your Church Must Always Afford   Most Churches in America are not a mega-church. Most of them operate from week to week, struggling to meet their budget and do some type of ministry. As a matter of fact, many have to resort to fund-raisers or excessive offerings, on a weekly or monthly basis [...]

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Is Your Church Subject to an IRS Audit?

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 18th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Is Your Church Subject to an IRS Audit?   I don’t know of any letters or words that strike fear in the heart of individuals like the three dreaded letters, IRS (Internal Revenue Service). It is probably only second to the word “cancer.”   Many Churches feel as if they never have to worry about [...]

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You Can’t Do It Like You Used To Do It

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 16th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

You Can’t Do It Like You Used To Do It   All of us have heard the term more the once, “The good old days.” However, I cannot fathom anyone who would want to go back to the 1940s or 1950s. Yes, those years had some good qualities—the family unit was strong, morality was much [...]

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Everything You Need Is In the House

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 11th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Everything You Need Is In the House   According to some statistics, more than eighty percent of American Churches have some type of fundraiser or other methods on a monthly basis for the purpose of paying the bills and doing ministry. How can this be Biblical? Is not God obligated to fund the projects He [...]

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Your Church Government May Be Legal, But Not Biblical

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 9th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Your Church Government May Be Legal, But Not Biblical   Traveling across the nation, conducting Church Management Conferences and Wealth Training Seminars, I have noticed a disheartening trend among Churches. Churches across America struggle to stay afloat financially, and struggle to grow their attendance. This in turn has a trickle-down effect. Since the Church should [...]

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Pastoring Unprepared

By |2016-07-26T08:20:17-04:00August 4th, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Pastoring Unprepared   Guest Blogger: Dr. Ronnie Shaw     Upon entering the ministry many years ago, I felt the need to attend Bible College. After all, a Pastor should be prepared for the demands that ministry places upon us. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Bible, a Master’s Degree in Theology, and a PhD in [...]

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Are Your Extra-Curricular Activities Legal?

By |2017-01-07T00:26:10-05:00August 2nd, 2016|Church & Tax Law|

Are Your Extra-Curricular Activities Legal?   In our attempts to do ministry and to be known and respected in our communities, Churches have gone to great lengths to get their names before the public. We have hosted social programs, rented our facilities, sought for additional revenue streams, and much more.   We have engaged in [...]

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