As we grow older, life naturally brings reflection on where we’ve been, what we’ve experienced, and how we choose to live the years ahead. In these quieter, sometimes more vulnerable seasons, we often find ourselves asking, “What if?”
It’s time to rethink older adult ministry not as something merely for older adults, but also by and with them.
The most important inheritance you’ll ever leave has little to with monetary wealth. It’s the values we prize and priorities we practice in our everyday lives which becomes our legacy to our children, grandchildren, and future generations.
When we think about creating and leaving a legacy it’s not just a matter of preparing our assets for our family, it’s preparing our family for our assets.
It’s no surprise that John Rivas’s love for his own family and his desire to help other families plan their financial legacies are two of the three most important aspects of his life. The third may be unexpected.