GIVE

Web and mobile giving are available for one-time gifts or for scheduled, recurring contributions. Whether you'd like to give a single gift, schedule ongoing contributions, or view your giving history, you can do it all from your computer or mobile phone. It's quick, easy, and secure (rpc.fm/give)

Yes. You can submit your tithe and gifts through your bank's online bill payment service. Your bank will send RockPointe Church the payment, and we will add it to your giving record as if you had written a check yourself.

Indicate "RockPointe Church" as your payee, specify your name as the account, and use the following information for the payee address:

RockPointe Church
4503 Cross Timbers Road
Flower Mound, TX 75028

Note: Please allow 7-10 days for your transaction to post to your giving record.

If you'd like to mail in a check, address it to our offices:

RockPointe Church
4503 Cross Timbers Road
Flower Mound, TX 75028

To reduce processing fees and to make your donation go further, you might consider donating directly from your checking or savings account (ACH). Giving with a credit card generally costs the church more than giving via ACH, however you do have the option of including the processing fees in your gift.

Yes, our online giving platform allows you to choose between a "One Time" or "Recurring" gift

Yes, please contact our Finance Team at finance@rpcstaff.org for directions and assistance

RPC will send out an email periodically with a link to your Giving Statement. You can, however, access your Giving Statement at any time by logging in to your TouchPoint account and clicking on the Giving tab and then Statement tab. The finance team would strongly encourage you to check your giving statement to insure it matches your account. If you have questions about accessing your statement online please contact the Finance Team at finance@rpcstaff.org.

Yes. Each year our financial records are audited by an independent CPA firm to confirm our internal controls are strong and accounting practices are accurate.

ECFA stands for Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability and yes RockPointe is a member. ECFA provides accreditation and resources to organizations that want to model integrity and accountability.

The meaning of the word tithe is “a tenth part” (ie 10%). In Leviticus 27:30, the Lord is speaking to Moses and says “A tithe of everything from the land, whether grain from the soil or fruit from the trees, belongs to the Lord; it is holy to the Lord”. The tithe was to be set apart, not used for any other purpose and applied to everything.

Old Testament scripture describes firstfruits as the giving of the first and best to the Lord as we recognize all that we have belongs to Him. A tithe represents the amount of the offering and firstfruits represent the nature of the offering.

The tithe is a demonstration of obedience and was never a ceiling for giving, only a floor. The Old Testament often refers to “freewill” or “voluntary” offerings which were above and beyond the tithe amount and were a demonstration of love, joy and worship. Exodus 36:3 says “the people continued to bring freewill offerings morning after morning” in order to accomplish the building of the sanctuary

Certain Old Testament laws such as sacrifices were clearly rescinded in the New Testament. No such passage in the New Testament specifically states tithing is no longer valid. In Acts 15 the apostles and elders, in response to the specific concern of circumcision, sent a letter to the Gentile believers saying it seemed good not to burden them with anything beyond the following requirements (food sacrificed to idols, sexual immorality etc.). Tithing was not listed.

Jesus seems to affirm tithing in Matthew 23:23 in speaking with the teachers of the law and Pharisees. Although his point was to expose hypocrisy the expectation regarding tithing is clear. For issues such as murder, adultery and the taking of oaths Jesus made it clear his standards were higher.

Scripture refers to a “tithe of everything”. Retirement, life insurance, health insurance etc. are all part of God’s provision for us. Taxes are no different than our utility bills or car payments. The fact that an employer may withhold these amounts from our checks does not change the nature of the income.

Upon completion of RockPointe’s Membership Matters Class, people who so choose have an opportunity to affirm their intent to tithe as a part of their membership commitments. RockPointe affirms the discipline of tithing with the understanding that the New Testament uses tithing as a guide rather than law.

All Give: (2 Corintians 9:7)
Give Generously: (Mark 14: 3-9)
Give Regularly: (1 Corinthians 16:2)
Give Voluntarily: (2 Corinthians 9:7)
Give Sacrificially: (2 Corinthians 8:2-3)
Give Excellently: (2 Corinthians 8:7)
Give Cheerfully: (2 Corinthians 9:7)
Give Worshipfully: (2 Corinthians 8:5)
Give Proportionately: (1 Corinthians 16:2)

*From “Money, Possessions & Eternity”, Randy Alcorn