Learn about the four concentric circles that lead to the center of gravity of fundraising: acquaintance, friend, advocate, and advisor. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/center-of-gravity-of-fundraising/
Learn how to form your purpose in fundraising by asking yourself these three questions: What is God showing you as a leader? What is He telling you to do about that? How will you know you've done it? For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/form-your-purpose-in-fundraising/
A look at some challenges of fundraising - putting the ordinary into missional context and the temptation of following the money. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/the-challenges-of-fundraising/
Fundraising is so much more than raising funds. It is about encouraging generosity, creating disciples, and developing a joyful spirit of giving. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/fundraising-a-shift-from-obligation-to-generosity/
Learn why a business should never substitute for fundraising, especially in the context of missions. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/should-businesses-substitute-fundraising/
A brief overview of the 4 different eras of Evangelical mission over the past 200 years: presence, activity, outcomes, and ownership and engagement. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/4-eras-of-evangelical-mission/
Dr. Zenet Maramara shares some words of encouragement and wisdom on how to be a better fundraiser. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/how-can-i-be-a-better-fundraiser/
Learn about how to respond to donors when they say "no," and how a fundraiser must be dependent on God - not on themselves or donors. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/how-to-be-persistent-as-a-fundraiser-when-donors-say-no/
In this special episode, we talk about some exciting changes to the When Money Goes on Mission Podcast: new partnership with Bakke Graduate University, new format of future podcast episodes, and more! For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/new-format-announcement-partnership-with-bakke-graduate-university/
How Cynthia Bauer is developing local funding in Kenya for her organization, Kupenda for the Children. What Kupenda for the Children is, how they are adapting to COVID-19, and more! For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/developing-local-funding-in-kenya/
How Adel Azmi is unlocking the potential of the Egyptian Church to reach communities for Christ, through the three points of Nabla: accountability, fundraising, and generosity. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/the-nabla-initiative-in-egypt-accountability-fundraising-and-generosity/
Dr. Zenet Maramara's journey of setting up local fundraising in the Philippines, where it has never been done before. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/local-fundraising-in-the-philippines-with-zenet-maramara/
Rob talks about the four things he looks for when making a grant: knowing and aligning with your purpose, being comfortable with your good character, understanding your idea, and knowing your track record. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/the-four-things-a-grant-maker-looks-for-in-evaluating-a-proposal/
Kehinde Ojo’s journey into full-time ministry and how he began local, indigenous fundraising for the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students. It is a model of how local fundraising can be done. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/local-fundraising-with-kehinde-ojo/
The Partnering Movement is a Community of Giving and Receiving where all are equal at the foot of the cross. Funders will ask: What is your idea? What is your track record? Are you committed to your vision? Are you working with others – are you connecting at the level of vision? For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/partnership-and-leadership-what-makes-for-a-successful-grant/...
The purpose of missionary partnerships is in building movements rather than building organizations. Movements are built through shared values. The benefits of building ownership through consensus is that every voice is heard, and a balance is achieved between process and action. Mongolia provides an example of taking a dollar and making it ten. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/partnering-principles-lead-to-better-funding-proposals/...
The Body of Christ working together to change the world leverages the effectiveness of money given through partnerships. The challenge of working together is pointing to shared success. Working with Kingdom minded people should be fun. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/partnership-and-its-impact-on-fundraising/
There are so many things to know before doing missional work in a different culture. In this episode: why nobody is too poor to give, how local giving can drive missional accountability, tips on how to maintain a local board, and 3 important principles for effective missionary leadership. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/rob-and-daniel-watts/
There are so many aspects to the communion of giving and receiving. In this episode: what the concept of "With You" is, the importance of sustained interdependence, what the communion of giving and receiving means for fundraisers, how to face failures in fundraising, and more! For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/the-communion-of-giving-and-receiving/
Generosity and giving must go hand-in-hand. In this episode: what generosity is, Rob and Gary's journey of generosity, and 10 shifts you must make to see generosity unfold in your life. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/generosity-with-gary-hoag/
When it comes to fundraising, accountability is everything. In this episode: what accountability is, the importance of the relationship between executive and board, how ECFA and GTP can help with accountability, and more! For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/accountability-in-missions-with-gary-hoag/
The intro episode to the When Money Goes on Mission Podcast, who Rob Martin is and his vision for the show. For the show notes for this episode: https://whenmoneygoesonmission.com/introducing-the-when-money-goes-on-mission-podcast/
