Good day, my brothers in Christ. Good day.
This is brother Parker here with another episode
of Kingdom in Action
podcast,
the wisdom of Proverbs.
We're winding down this month. We're just doing
a monthly,
excerpt of the book of Proverbs, picking up
scriptures that you can apply to your everyday
lives.
And so we are now in the book
of
actually in chapter
13
verse 22.
I'm calling this one
more than just money.
More than just money. So
verse 22 reads,
a good person leaves an inheritance for their
children's children.
But a sinner's wealth is stored up for
the righteous.
I read that again. A good person leaves
an inheritance
for their children's children,
but a sinner's wealth is stored up for
the righteous.
So, you know, the lord said the meek
will inherit the earth.
I don't think we have to worry about
what sinners and and ungodly people and people
that just are for themselves.
What they accumulate because 1, they can't take
it with them.
And 2,
when
Jesus come back to reclaim the earth, they're
gonna make everything right anyway.
But I think a lot of people take
this verse, and I know they always talking
about you supposed to leave your children an
inheritance.
Now this is just me.
I think it's more than just money. I
think the inheritance that he's talking about, not
only we're talking about,
maybe financial gain or whatever, but I think
the inheritance
of just the
the the the guidance
and the legacy
that you can leave with your children and
your grandchildren
on how to live a godly life. I
think that inheritance
is worth more than any monetary
money
to that you can lead. And I've seen
this in my church. I've seen how generations
of living a godly life and pouring into
your children the word of god and guiding
them and leading them. I've seen the results
of that in my church. And so I
think that is way more important
than any monetary
financial gains that people get. They're waiting for
you to die so you can get so
they can get your money. But I think
the inheritance that you leave
for
them,
god wise,
is a whole lot more. I think that,
man, we should always be looking
to pour all we can into our children
and our grandchildren, our nieces, our nephews,
all of them. Whoever we come in contact
with, going out and making disciples, that's what
god tells us to do. But I think
doing that,
pouring that into them,
showing them how to live a godly life
is probably the best inheritance
you can give any of your children and
grandchildren.
So do that. Make sure you're doing that.
Teach them.
Guide them.
Help them learn. Show them the way,
give them that godly advice,
give them the wisdom of your knowledge that
you've learned over the years of trying to
live a righteous life. And I think that
inheritance
will be the best inheritance
you can ever leave them.
They it's just more than money.
But
we also teach our family about money and
and and and how to build generational wealth,
but that's another story.
But
I really believe I really believe that this
inheritance is more
so
of the wisdom of god
and growing your family and children up so
they can live a godly life. That's just
my take. But if not, you are welcome
to leave a comment, or
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our kingdom in in action website. So that's
it for today. Wisdom of Proverbs that was
out
of chapter 13 verse 22, and it reads
again,
a good person leaves an inheritance
for their children's children,
but a sinner's wealth is stored up for
the righteous.
So take that, chew on it, and apply
it to your lives. Alright, brothers. Until the
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And as always, I ask that you be
safe, be well. I love you brothers. And
until the next time,
God bless.