Gen Z has the potential to become the most generous generation we've ever seen. But if they tap to pay for coffee, why are we still asking them to pull out a wallet to give? Discipleship matters. So does removing friction. Leave a comment if this resonates.

At ARC Conference earlier this year, Vance shared one of the biggest generosity opportunities facing the Church. Recurring givers are faithful. But when generosity becomes "set it and forget it," growth often stalls. The answer isn't just better technology. It's a culture of generosity. Comment GENEROSITY to learn more about the heart behind tithing in, “Church Giving Should Feel Like Worship.”

People wanted to give stock. They just didn't want to: Download forms. Print paperwork. Fill everything out. Find a fax machine. Generosity wasn't the problem. Friction was. If you want to dive deeper, we'll link the full episode, “The DNA of a Founder & the Cost to Make a Difference" in the comments below.

The most generous generation is already in your church. So are you making it easy for them to give? They tap to pay for coffee without thinking twice. Giving should feel the same way. The future of generosity isn't just discipleship. It's discipleship without friction.

"I've never seen a giving platform do anything other than take from the church." Then Pastor Lyle encountered Overflow. "I want to be a part of an organization that is generous." That's the kind of company we're building.

"When giving becomes an experience of ease and impact, it's not just a transaction — it's a movement." — Vance Roush That's the vision behind everything we build at @overflow_app.

3 ways to unlock generosity in younger donors: 1. Remove friction with seamless giving tech 2. Show impact with real stories and data 3. Offer modern options: stocks, crypto, digital assets Innovation isn't optional anymore. It's the entry point. overflow.co/learn/unlocking-…

Most churches are optimizing for recurring giving. That's the wrong goal. The data from 1,000+ church migrations shows: givers grow when the church pastors generosity, not just automates it. Culture > conversion rate.

At Overflow, we think about the head, the hands, and the heart: - Head: Equip people through Generosity University. - Hands: Engage your church through Overflow Tap. - Heart: Use giving insights to disciple generosity, not just track transactions. Anybody can help you process a donation. Not everybody can help you build a culture of generosity. Comment CULTURE to learn more about what we're building at Overflow.

"It's a lifestyle." "It's our privilege." "Living with open hands." How would you define generosity in one sentence? 👇

11 Gen Z givers to 1 Boomer giver. That's the future many churches are facing. The next generation isn't less generous. We're just called to disciple them differently. Comment NEXT GEN to learn more about what we're building at Overflow.

Evaluating a church giving platform? Ask these 5 questions: • Does it work during service? • How many steps does giving take? • Is the mobile experience seamless? • Does it capture donor data automatically? • Does it support non-cash giving? Is the best platform the one with the most features? Or is it the one that removes the most barriers? Read the full blog: overflow.co/learn/the-60-000…

When choosing a church giving platform, there's a balance between considering software vs stewardship... Map your giving journey: → When do people give? → What steps do they take? → Where do people drop off? → What barriers can you remove? Sometimes the biggest opportunity for generosity is simply making it easier to respond. What's the #1 thing churches overlook when evaluating giving platforms? Read the full blog: overflow.co/learn/the-60-000…

Most church giving platforms focus on features. The best ones focus on moments. - Fewer steps - Better mobile experience - Simpler donor journeys - More opportunities to respond We break down what to look for when evaluating a giving platform. What's the biggest challenge you've seen with church giving technology? Read the full blog 👇 overflow.co/learn/the-60-000…

Generosity isn't just a financial metric. It's often one of the clearest signs of discipleship. When someone moves from holding tightly to living open-handedly, something deeper has changed. Comment TRUST to subscribe to our newsletter & receive insight into conversations like this from pastors, church leaders, and builders shaping the future of generosity.

At Overflow, we’re building tools that help churches steward what God has already put in their hands so they can reach “one more” with confidence and clarity. Ready to fuel a mighty vision with modern giving? 👉 Comment VISION to see how Overflow can help your church unlock new generosity.

80% of Fortune 500s disappear every 30 years… but the Church is still standing 2,000 years later. Legacy > quarterly profits. Build something Kingdom strong, not culture cheap. Want to watch the full podcast? 👉 Comment LINK and we’ll send you the full video.

QR codes changed church engagement. Tap is changing it again...This time, there’s no scanning. No apps. No friction. Just instant connection in the moments that matter most. 👇Comment ENGAGE and we’ll send you the full blog “7 Ways Churches are Using Overflow Tap Beyond Giving.”

Most churches think Tap is just for giving. But the churches seeing the highest engagement are using it for connection, prayer requests, group sign-ups, event registration, and more. 👉Comment TAP and we’ll send you the full blog “7 Ways Churches are Using Overflow Tap Beyond Giving.”

Success isn’t enough. God wants you secure before the promotion, before the breakthrough. Secure in who He is, not just in what you achieve. “He wants you to flourish… but more than your success, He wants you to be secure.” 👉 Comment SECURE and we’ll send you the full video.