The Good Inheritance exists for Christian families who have done the hard, faithful work of getting out of debt and saving, and are now asking a bigger question: what is all of this for?
Scripture has a lot to say about money. It praises work, saving, planning and generosity. It warns about debt, greed and trusting in riches. And it describes a good person as someone who leaves an inheritance to their children’s children (Proverbs 13:22). Most financial advice stops at one generation. We think a Christian plan should look further.
What we publish
- Plain explanations of what the Bible says about money, verse by verse.
- Free tools that show the real numbers behind your plan.
- Kingdom Money, a free book by estate planning attorneys Jason Kenyon and Steve Gibbs.
How we write
We quote Scripture from the King James Version and explain it in context. We try to be honest about where Christians disagree, such as tithing on gross or net income, and we never promise that giving or any financial strategy will be rewarded with more money.
Everything on this site is general education, not personal financial, tax or legal advice. See our disclaimer.
