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Many people hit their retirement age set by the organization they work for OR the Social Security retirement age, but they still want to keep working. Knowing what is, and is not, allowed is important and will help both the

I was blessed with an invitation to a Business with Purpose Awards Luncheon at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tenn., sponsored by Lipscomb University. The luncheon honors businesses that operate with integrity. Two leaders, who happen to be brothers, Cal Turner

In our day and time, it is even more important that churches keep a close on eye what they do and don’t do in relation to political activity. The warning used to be “be careful what you say from the

I (Michael Nolan, TIM President) have been asked by multiple churches my thoughts about what other churches do in regard to having multiple services.  While there are so many variables that make each situation unique, recently I was presented with

The intersection Ministries exist to come alongside churches, nonprofits, and individuals to help them navigate the intersections they face. Recently we were privileged and blessed to consult with a dear couple that have faithfully served the Lord through various ministries over the last 30 years (make sure that is correct) and are still serving and witnessing as they work together in hospitality at a hotel.

Do you know why organizations such as hospitals and college/universities get an abundance of donations, including some that are very large? The answer is simple – ITS BECAUSE THEY ASK. Many churches and nonprofits just don’t ask. Not only do these organizations

It is that time of year. It seems every year the questions remain the same…Who does pastors taxes? Who should I use? Who understands ministers’ taxes? Who truly understands nonprofit taxes? The questions are good ones to ask because not every CPA or accounting firm is familiar with minister pay and taxation and the unique status of them and nonprofit organizations.