Kingdom perspective in estate planning: How to leave a true legacy to the next generation
Just as Abraham did in Genesis 25:5-6, it is biblical to do estate planning—that is, deciding how your money and assets are to be divided when you die.
Just as Abraham did in Genesis 25:5-6, it is biblical to do estate planning—that is, deciding how your money and assets are to be divided when you die.
After 20 years at the helm of the Methodist Schools’ Foundation, outgoing Board Chairperson Mrs Joni Ong reflects on providential moments, unexpected detours and the living testimonies that have shaped her understanding of stewardship.
The biblical vision of creation care begins not with ownership, but with stewardship. In Genesis 1:28, humanity is given “dominion” over the earth. Yet dominion in Scripture reflects God’s own kingship—marked by justice, mercy and provision—not exploitation.
Even a cursory reading of the Bible reveals the important place that non-human animals have in the grand plan of God. The story of creation told in the early chapters of Genesis presents the wonderful diversity of creatures that God brought into being even before the arrival of the human pair.
When Dennis Tan reluctantly took over an overgrown garden, he expected more exhaustion. Instead, the slow, unglamorous work of tending soil became an unexpected school of rest, healing, and trust in the Creator who sustains all things.