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When you give to a church or nonprofit, how do you know your money is being well spent? How do you know if leadership is truly being held accountable?
In this session from the recent Restore Conference, veteran journalist and MinistryWatch president Warren Cole Smith answers these vital questions.
As Warren explains, the evangelical church has been completely incapable of policing itself.
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