Welcome to the in touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Friday, November 17th.

What legacy will you leave for your children when you're no longer here?

The true riches we bestow upon them should find their foundation in our

faith in God. Join us now as we conclude our series on how to pass on our faith.

The most valuable things we possess are not those things that we can

touch with our hands. It is not wealth and stocks and bonds and property and all

the rest. The most valuable thing we have to pass on is their faith.

If you are a believer, you certainly have faith in God or you, it could not be a believer.

But do you have a faith that's worth living by, worth dying by? You say, well, yes, I do.

Then how do we pass this on? We certainly cannot believe for our children. We can't believe for our friends or our family. They have to believe for themselves.

Then what do you mean passing on your faith?

I simply mean this. Passing on to our children, our grandchildren, to those friends around us.

Passing on to them in several ways our

faith, that is why we believe what we believe and what we believe, that is how we relate

to God. So how would we do that well here's the

first way you pass it on this way by sharing listen by sharing with your

children or your grandchildren those principles that you have learned in life.

For example, one of those principles that they certainly need to understand is that

God will provide their needs.

He can be trusted to do that.

And you see, the issue here is

trust trust trust trust trust you can trust him with your finances you can trust

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