inheritance has become a big business, at least I'm told that. It's enormous business.

But I've seen also as a pastor and as an individual, I've seen the other side of that.

I've seen how inheritance very often causes grief and heartache among family members.

I've seen how inheritance separates siblings from each other.

I've seen how inheritance and a war over inheritance alienate members of families. Most often there is resentment and bitterness over inheritance. I have always believed with all my heart and my family would testify to this, that I have always focused

on an inheritance that is far, far, far greater than my parents could ever

have.

Now, please don't misunderstand me.

I don't want you to walk out of here and say, well, Michael is against inheritance.

No, I am not.

Please don't misunderstand me.

In fact, the book of Proverbs says it is good for a father

to leave an inheritance for his children. So I am not against inheritance. But I have seen

enough heartache. I have seen enough pain over inheritance that makes me long and focus for my own inheritance, the only inheritance that

is worth the name. Let me tell you about my real inheritance. My real inheritance will not

perish. My real inheritance cannot be destroyed.

My real inheritance can never be taken away by somebody else.

My real inheritance is going to go with me after I die physically and go from this world.

My real inheritance is far superior than all of the trillions of dollars that are in the world today.

You know, I love those who have a sense of humor about these things, because I really confess

to you that so many Christians, like the non-believers, take money seriously.

And that's why I like sense of humor, those who really can laugh at this kind of

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