YOUR TITUS CONSULTANT

Rod Rogers, D.Min., is the lead consultant for Titus Stewardship Ministries, the same consulting firm he himself chose for three consecutive, wildly successful, capital campaigns while pastoring the church he planted for fifteen years. Rod brings extensive pastoral and stewardship development experience to every church he ministers to--along with a  keen sense of humor and a conviction that the serious  work of "fundraising" can be fun.

Rod is also creator of The Dynamic Giving System™, and founder and president of Leaderskills International, Inc., a church consulting firm specializing in helping churches biblically increase their general giving 10 to 60 percent in five weeks.

Rod’s Dynamic Giving System has been used by over nine hundred pastors from many denominations, in thirteen countries worldwide—with phenomenal results.

He has shared his stewardship insights on television, and is the publisher of a free E-zine for pastors, Dynamic Giving.

Rod has almost thirty years of pastoral experience, including a year as a missionary in Portugal.

He also founded and served as the senior pastor of a church in Denver, Colorado, for fifteen years. Currently he is the Teaching Pastor at Breakpoint Church in Topeka, Kansas.

Rod is a visiting professor of pastoral theology at New Geneva Theological Seminary, Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was also the founding president and a professor at The Pastors' Seminary, located in Denver.

He is a writer and the author of several works including Pastor Driven Stewardship: 10 Steps to Lead Your Church to Biblical Giving, the Dynamic Giving Toolkit: How To Increase Your Church's Giving 10–60% in 5 Weeks; Trusting Jesus in the Storms of Life; How To Overcome Fear; and How To Overcome Anger.

Rod's professional memberships include the Evangelical Theological Society, the Evangelical Homiletics Society, and the Society for Advancement of Consulting^SM.

Rod received his diploma from Moody Bible Institute; his bachelor of arts from John Brown University; his master of theology from Dallas Theological Seminary; and his doctor of ministry degree from New Geneva Theological Seminary.

He and Marisa, his wife of twenty-one years, have two children: Rachel and Stephen.