I thought his book was going to be about setting stuff up for your kids to make sure they can get your money when you pass. While they're was some of that most of the new content in this book was focused on getting conservative Christians to ignore the liberal Christians saying that there shouldn't be any rich Christians and you should give away more of your wealth. As a left leaning Christian I find some offense in that. That being said a lot of his points on the matter makes sense, you can do more good for the kingdom long term if you invest it now and donate it later, all while ensuring no matter how much you make you always tithe 10% and giving is only beyond that once you have proven you can take care of your family's living expenses regardless of what happens, but the way he says it is really grating. Similar reasons I don't listen to his radio show generally.

Most of the good stuff in here he said before in his Fincial Peace University courses, which I do highly recommend to anyone, especially if you are in debt.