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We are filling out for our paperwork for our inheritance for our children. We're

going through all that process right now. We have three kids, two baby boys under two,

and one daughter from my previous marriage and she's 24 and we like

how you push stipulations and we've heard you say before in your will that you have they

have to live a certain way and be a certain way we're God-fearing Christian so we want to

make sure like my wife thinks one way, I think the

other, so we need a tiebreaker, we need some wisdom on that.

So we want to make sure she's living according to the Bible and doing the things that we

expect her to.

And my wife says if she's not there doing that yet, when we should pass. Should we still give her the,

or we shouldn't give her the inheritance?

And I'm like, well, maybe we should give her a chance to get to there.

And then she could have part of the inheritance or,

and that would go for even our boys.

So we're just like torn on how we should handle that.

Yeah. Okay. We we you have the information correct you have the spirit wrong behind what we did okay okay what we did was not a punishment thing

it was not a carrot or a stick thing it was simply we back up and we told our kids from the time they were adults

on that for Sharon and I, as for me and my house, we serve the Lord. And so we view our assets as

gods. They're not ours. Our job is to manage his stuff, his way for him.

So the kids have no rights.

And what we explained to them was if they inherit something, all they're inheriting is the right to manage it.

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