Sep 30, 2026 · 27 min · 14 segments
What kind of legacy are you building? In this episode, Paul Grant shares why a meaningful estate plan is about more than passing on money. It's an opportunity to steward God's blessings well, share…
Paul GrantHost
Mark HollandHost
Yeah, it really is something that I think the body of Christ is concerned with and has at the forefront of their thought process when they do estate planning.
Of course, maybe an estate plan would – accommodate the monetary part or at least that's what we think it should happen is that if i create some sort of an estate plan a will a trust then at least i'm getting my money to where it should go of course you've been around me for a long time and i'm hoping that the listeners have heard the discussions before but um but just passing money is really you're about a
Yeah, and I don't think that there's a real strong biblical basis for just getting money to the kids.
It's really getting it to them in the right way so that generational thought patterns, so that what God has dropped into somebody's heart – can really be accomplished.
And good estate planning should really be wrapped around that as a forefront, which is what is your vision and what has God given you to protect your family or your beneficiaries or charities or his kingdom work? What is it that drives you with your finances? And that's a bigger question than who just wants your money.
So where do you want it to go and what is the vision by how you want it to be utilized after you've passed away? Now, you've heard me talk, Mark, about the idea that just giving money to somebody is really not stewardship and really good estate planning is our last act of stewardship.
It really is the opportunity to listen to God's heart for what he wants you to do with what he has entrusted you with and make this final act to where it's supposed to go.
And so that is kind of the beginning part of legacy, which is what has your heavenly father dropped in your heart? What's your vision? What is your vision? And I'm not so sure that there's a lot of people in the marketplace that are talking about what is the vision of God and how do we accomplish that, not just during your lifetime, but after you have been called home and after it's time for you to leave this earth.
What does it mean to leave a personal legacy on top of the monetary and spiritual? These can
And that's the disconnect, unfortunately, is estate planning is just about getting a document to you.
Do I have a will? Do I have a trust? And is the money going to be received by my heirs? And maybe there's some tax components mixed in.
So we need to talk a little bit more about legacy compared to just how do we get rid of the money.
Yeah, it really is something that I think the body of Christ is concerned with and has at the forefront of their thought process when they do estate planning.
Of course, maybe an estate plan would – accommodate the monetary part or at least that's what we think it should happen is that if i create some sort of an estate plan a will a trust then at least i'm getting my money to where it should go of course you've been around me for a long time and i'm hoping that the listeners have heard the discussions before but um but just passing money is really you're about a
Yeah, and I don't think that there's a real strong biblical basis for just getting money to the kids.
It's really getting it to them in the right way so that generational thought patterns, so that what God has dropped into somebody's heart – can really be accomplished.
And good estate planning should really be wrapped around that as a forefront, which is what is your vision and what has God given you to protect your family or your beneficiaries or charities or his kingdom work? What is it that drives you with your finances? And that's a bigger question than who just wants your money.
So where do you want it to go and what is the vision by how you want it to be utilized after you've passed away? Now, you've heard me talk, Mark, about the idea that just giving money to somebody is really not stewardship and really good estate planning is our last act of stewardship.
It really is the opportunity to listen to God's heart for what he wants you to do with what he has entrusted you with and make this final act to where it's supposed to go.
And so that is kind of the beginning part of legacy, which is what has your heavenly father dropped in your heart? What's your vision? What is your vision? And I'm not so sure that there's a lot of people in the marketplace that are talking about what is the vision of God and how do we accomplish that, not just during your lifetime, but after you have been called home and after it's time for you to leave this earth.
What does it mean to leave a personal legacy on top of the monetary and spiritual? These can
And that's the disconnect, unfortunately, is estate planning is just about getting a document to you.
Do I have a will? Do I have a trust? And is the money going to be received by my heirs? And maybe there's some tax components mixed in.
So we need to talk a little bit more about legacy compared to just how do we get rid of the money.
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