Unfortunately, in many churches today Ministry Finances are carried out in a fragmented, disorganized fashion. Some churches have only a finance person or treasurer  whose function is very brief and related mostly to getting the church budget approved. Church boards are often overburdened with business details and therefore unable to focus on developing a mission statement and engaging in strategic, long-term planning.

I recommend every church to have to hire Account Firm because it is to fulfill the church mission.   The Accounting Firm can help the church leaderships and give the church clear vision of the budget of the year, but the church finance can raise fund to build the church.

The Bible speaks frequently about money and emphasizes the importance of generous giving (Proverbs 22:16, 2 Corinthians 8-9), wise investment (Luke 16:10-13), prudent financial oversight (Luke 12:13-21, Acts 4: 32-35) and appropriate attitudes (1 Timothy 6:10).

Often thought of as involving only the raising of money, the true ministry of finance is helping believers become Disciples of Christ in the use of all the resources God has provided. This includes the management of one’s body, material possessions, abilities and time.

Jesus spent much time discussing the material aspects of life. He knew His hearers couldn’t understand the great principles of His kingdom unless they had an understanding of their “finance” relationship with God. He told the gathering in His Sermon on the Mount that, “where your treasure is, there will your heart be also” (Matthew 6:21).