90 Day Giving Challenge

We want to challenge you to start consistent percentage giving, and see God begin blessing your life as you commit to healthy financial stewardship.

HOW? While we think it's best to give 10%, we understand that 10% isn't always possible. We're asking you to commit to take a consistent percentage of your total income for the next 90 days and give it to God through Journey Church.

WHO? Consistent percentage giving is God's plan for every follower of Christ. However, the 90 Day Challenge is for individuals or families that have not yet been consistent percentage givers. Consistent percentage giving is a regular percentage of your income, not just regular or spontaneous giving in the church offering.

WHEN? The 90 Day Challenge will begin as soon as you enter the challenge by signing the Giving Contact and will end ninety days after. You will then faithfully give the percentage of your income that you have decided on for 90 days.

WHY? The only thing in the Bible that God says to test Him on is consistent percentage giving. We believe in it so strongly that we want to give you the opportunity to take God at His Word. God promises to take care of you when you trust Him by giving God your first and best. He promises He will take care of all of your needs; it’s not about getting a raise or a new car, but about trusting God to take care of your needs according to His provision.

THEN WHAT? We understand that giving away a percentage of your income can be a big (and often frightening) commitment! That's why we have implemented the 90 Day Giving Challenge: a money-back guarantee of sorts. Essentially, it's a contract based on the promises of God in Malachi 3:10-11. We commit to you that if you consistently percentage-give for three months and God doesn't hold true to His promises of provision, we will refund 100% of your giving. No questions asked, but we will want to have a conversation.

So sign up today to begin the 90 Day Giving Challenge and allow God to work in many ways in your life! What have you got to lose?