How can Christians keep their giving out of the wrong hands?
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Do we need to be wiser with our giving?
You want to help, but give too hastily, and you might end up donating to the wrong places, only to see your gift in the wrong person’s pocket or your food donation rotting in a warehouse.
And when something like a natural disaster occurs, this decision is more important than ever.
Esther Higham was joined by Daniel Jones from Stewardship and James Brazier from Samaritan’s Purse, both involved in ensuring your donations are used as intended!
Released on 18 Nov 2025
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