‘Re-Membering’ the Church:
Giving That Powers Revival

Church attendance is dropping fast.
Many pews sit empty.

We still have the same mission: love God, love people, help those who hurt.

That mission can grow again.

Here’s the truth: most believers want to give more. They really do. But life gets in the way — bills, rent, kids. Survival comes first. When giving feels hard, staying home or just showing up feels easier.

We live in a world where everything is fast — payments, food, rides.
What if giving could be fast too?

Tithing the Increase is a simple idea: Notice every good thing God gives — money, time, chances, peace. Give back a faithful share. No guilt. No strict rule. Just saying thank you with our actions.

Add the Power of Two: You invite two friends. You meet to read the Bible, pray, talk about giving, and help each other serve. Each person then invites two more. The groups grow naturally — first in your church, then to other churches.

This isn’t a new church or a big program. It’s the body of Christ coming back together the way it started — people helping each other every day.

“Let us think of ways to help one another love and do good things. Don’t give up meeting together… but encourage each other more and more.” — Hebrews 10:24–25 

“Each of you should give what you decided in your heart to give. Don’t give because you have to. God loves a cheerful giver.” — 2 Corinthians 9:7 

The tools are ready: apps, automatic giving, and even crypto through The Crypto Solution program. Crypto is just one way to adapt the program and drive increase — fast, clear, and borderless.

The church doesn’t need more guilt. It needs more grace in action.

It starts with one person saying, “Will you join me?”

What if that person was you?