God Needs No Cash
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- ISBN8230761358
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- Date de parution20/06/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
Why do some churches thrive while others wither? What turns passive attendance into active contribution? And what happens when ancient faith meets modern economics? In God Needs No Cash, Randolph S. Weller explores the often-overlooked financial and strategic forces driving the modern church. Drawing on case studies, historical insights, and contemporary research, Weller uncovers the mechanisms by which churches attract new believers, foster loyalty, and convert faith into action-both spiritual and economic. Far from cynicism, this book offers a clear-eyed look at the "spiritual marketplace, " where sermons meet strategy, and sacred missions are sustained by sound economics.
From the role of charismatic leadership to the power of community networks, from tithes to digital outreach, God Needs No Cash provides a compelling analysis of how faith-based institutions adapt, grow, and remain relevant in an increasingly secular world. This is essential reading for sociologists, theologians, church leaders-and anyone curious about the intersection of belief, behavior, and the economics of belonging.
From the role of charismatic leadership to the power of community networks, from tithes to digital outreach, God Needs No Cash provides a compelling analysis of how faith-based institutions adapt, grow, and remain relevant in an increasingly secular world. This is essential reading for sociologists, theologians, church leaders-and anyone curious about the intersection of belief, behavior, and the economics of belonging.
Why do some churches thrive while others wither? What turns passive attendance into active contribution? And what happens when ancient faith meets modern economics? In God Needs No Cash, Randolph S. Weller explores the often-overlooked financial and strategic forces driving the modern church. Drawing on case studies, historical insights, and contemporary research, Weller uncovers the mechanisms by which churches attract new believers, foster loyalty, and convert faith into action-both spiritual and economic. Far from cynicism, this book offers a clear-eyed look at the "spiritual marketplace, " where sermons meet strategy, and sacred missions are sustained by sound economics.
From the role of charismatic leadership to the power of community networks, from tithes to digital outreach, God Needs No Cash provides a compelling analysis of how faith-based institutions adapt, grow, and remain relevant in an increasingly secular world. This is essential reading for sociologists, theologians, church leaders-and anyone curious about the intersection of belief, behavior, and the economics of belonging.
From the role of charismatic leadership to the power of community networks, from tithes to digital outreach, God Needs No Cash provides a compelling analysis of how faith-based institutions adapt, grow, and remain relevant in an increasingly secular world. This is essential reading for sociologists, theologians, church leaders-and anyone curious about the intersection of belief, behavior, and the economics of belonging.