Testament: Preparing Your Spiritual Legacy
A Study Book for Christians Who Want to Leave More Than Possessions
 
Testament is a transformative study guide that challenges Christians to prepare not just their estates, but their spiritual legacies. While most people focus exclusively on wills and financial planning, this book addresses the deeper question: What if the most valuable thing you could leave behind has nothing to do with money?
Drawing wisdom from eight biblical figures—Hezekiah, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Jesus, Paul, and Obadiah—this study explores how godly men and women navigated their final days with intentionality. These weren't perfect people, but they understood that legacy is built through purposeful action, not left to chance.
 
Testament guides readers through both practical and spiritual preparation:
Administrative Legacy: Learn to organise essential documents, create clear instructions, and spare your family unnecessary confusion during grief. Discover how practical preparation itself becomes an act of stewardship and love.
Spiritual Legacy: Craft blessing letters like Jacob, write your spiritual memoir like Paul, record your testimony, and create a "wisdom book" of lessons learned. Leave behind more than assets—leave behind a witness to God's faithfulness that can shape generations.
Each chapter includes biblical case studies, reflective questions, legacy principles, and practical activities such as writing personalized blessings, organizing a legacy binder, or recording video testimonies. The book emphasizes that legacy isn't about perfection but authenticity—pointing your loved ones not to yourself, but to the God who sustained you.
 
Testament isn't a legal guide—it's a discipleship tool. It's for anyone who wants to ensure their children inherit not just their houses, but their hope in Christ. For those who understand that the greatest gift isn't a solution, but a story of God's grace.
You are already leaving a legacy. This book helps you make it intentional, ensuring your final act of stewardship is not wealth transfer, but witness transfer—a testament that echoes into eternity.
"Set your house in order, for you shall die..." — Isaiah 38:1
I've created a 350-word description of your study book that captures both its practical and spiritual dimensions. The description emphasizes the unique dual focus on administrative and spiritual legacy preparation, highlights the biblical examples you use, and clearly positions the book as a discipleship tool rather than just a legal planning guide.
The description is structured to:
Open with the core challenge (leaving more than possessions)
Introduce the biblical framework (eight figures)
Explain both types of legacy preparation
Detail what readers will find in each chapter
Emphasise authenticity over perfection
Close with the powerful "witness transfer" concept