David Green is the founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, the largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer in the world. Hobby Lobby employs over 33,000 people, operates 800 stores in forty-seven states, and grosses more than $5 billion dollars a year. Currently David serves on the Board of Reference for Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2013, he was honored by receiving the World Changer award and is also a past Ernst & Young national retail/consumer Entrepreneur of the Year Award recipient. In 2017, the Green family opened the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC.Bill High practiced law for twelve years before becoming the CEO of The Signatry. His mission is to help others live a life of significance through family, legacy, and generosity. He and his wife, Brooke, have four children, two sons-in-law, and three grandchildren. He can be found at billhigh.com and thesignatry.com.

'Because of his faith and generosity, David Green has changed the world. His love and friendship have changed our ministry. His story will change your walk with God.'

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: A Shared VisionThesis: The transfer of wisdom I gained through the lessons learned along my journey. (Introductory)Punch: A path to success means nothing if not shared.Chapter 2: The Invisible LegacyThesis: The legacies are not made of money alone. The greater part of our legacies is made of invisible things.Punch: The value of a thing handed down does not depend on its bottom line.Chapter 3: The Joy of Giving*Thesis: Giving of our resources, time, and money is a joyful experience.Punch: We learn the hidden power of joy when we learn to pour into others.Chapter 4: Journey into GenerosityThesis: Where Giving BeginsPunch: Generosity does not depend on how much money we have, but the posture of our heart.Chapter 5: The Nuts and Bolts of GenerosityThesis: Learn to take first steps towards generous living wherever you are.Punch: Here’s how generosity looks in my life? How about yours?Chapter 6: Passing the TorchThesis: Timeless principles of work, including the value of character.Punch: Our life values persevere only when take the time to pass them on well.Chapter 7: The Rule of PeaceThesis: We and everything we own is God’s. (SCOTUS)Punch: Putting my faith where my money is; a chance to show that legacy is more than cash.Chapter 8: A Company Owned By GodThesis: God stands with us.Punch: Hard decisions reveal God’s steadying hand. It’s all God’s: a truth well learned.Chapter 9: The Art of the Generational Handoff*Thesis: The “Why” of the plan and how it affects the generation behind us.Punch: My lived story of daily giving everything away, to God, my family, and the community.Chapter 10: Staying RichThesis: Realizing that legacy is more than leaving money behind.Punch: I discovered true wealth encompassed all of life.Chapter 11: How To Build a Legacy Among Your KidsThesis: Practical advice for families about leaving money for your kids.Punch: Here’s what I learned over the years about building invisible legacy into your family.Chapter 12: For Such a Time as ThisThesis: Why has God entrusted us with these resources to steward?Punch: This is my call to action: We need a sense of urgency around God’s priorities concerning the resources we’ve been given.

David Green is the founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, the largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer in the world. Hobby Lobby employs over 33,000 people, operates 800 stores in forty-seven states, and grosses more than $5 billion dollars a year. Currently David serves on the Board of Reference for Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2013, he was honored by receiving the World Changer award and is also a past Ernst & Young national retail/consumer Entrepreneur of the Year Award recipient. In 2017, the Green family opened the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC.Bill High practiced law for twelve years before becoming the CEO of The Signatry. His mission is to help others live a life of significance through family, legacy, and generosity. He and his wife, Brooke, have four children, two sons-in-law, and three grandchildren. He can be found at billhigh.com and thesignatry.com.

'Because of his faith and generosity, David Green has changed the world. His love and friendship have changed our ministry. His story will change your walk with God.'

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: A Shared VisionThesis: The transfer of wisdom I gained through the lessons learned along my journey. (Introductory)Punch: A path to success means nothing if not shared.Chapter 2: The Invisible LegacyThesis: The legacies are not made of money alone. The greater part of our legacies is made of invisible things.Punch: The value of a thing handed down does not depend on its bottom line.Chapter 3: The Joy of Giving*Thesis: Giving of our resources, time, and money is a joyful experience.Punch: We learn the hidden power of joy when we learn to pour into others.Chapter 4: Journey into GenerosityThesis: Where Giving BeginsPunch: Generosity does not depend on how much money we have, but the posture of our heart.Chapter 5: The Nuts and Bolts of GenerosityThesis: Learn to take first steps towards generous living wherever you are.Punch: Here’s how generosity looks in my life? How about yours?Chapter 6: Passing the TorchThesis: Timeless principles of work, including the value of character.Punch: Our life values persevere only when take the time to pass them on well.Chapter 7: The Rule of PeaceThesis: We and everything we own is God’s. (SCOTUS)Punch: Putting my faith where my money is; a chance to show that legacy is more than cash.Chapter 8: A Company Owned By GodThesis: God stands with us.Punch: Hard decisions reveal God’s steadying hand. It’s all God’s: a truth well learned.Chapter 9: The Art of the Generational Handoff*Thesis: The “Why” of the plan and how it affects the generation behind us.Punch: My lived story of daily giving everything away, to God, my family, and the community.Chapter 10: Staying RichThesis: Realizing that legacy is more than leaving money behind.Punch: I discovered true wealth encompassed all of life.Chapter 11: How To Build a Legacy Among Your KidsThesis: Practical advice for families about leaving money for your kids.Punch: Here’s what I learned over the years about building invisible legacy into your family.Chapter 12: For Such a Time as ThisThesis: Why has God entrusted us with these resources to steward?Punch: This is my call to action: We need a sense of urgency around God’s priorities concerning the resources we’ve been given.

David Green is the founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, the largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer in the world. Hobby Lobby employs over 33,000 people, operates 800 stores in forty-seven states, and grosses more than $5 billion dollars a year. Currently David serves on the Board of Reference for Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 2013, he was honored by receiving the World Changer award and is also a past Ernst & Young national retail/consumer Entrepreneur of the Year Award recipient. In 2017, the Green family opened the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC.Bill High practiced law for twelve years before becoming the CEO of The Signatry. His mission is to help others live a life of significance through family, legacy, and generosity. He and his wife, Brooke, have four children, two sons-in-law, and three grandchildren. He can be found at billhigh.com and thesignatry.com.

'Because of his faith and generosity, David Green has changed the world. His love and friendship have changed our ministry. His story will change your walk with God.'

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: A Shared VisionThesis: The transfer of wisdom I gained through the lessons learned along my journey. (Introductory)Punch: A path to success means nothing if not shared.Chapter 2: The Invisible LegacyThesis: The legacies are not made of money alone. The greater part of our legacies is made of invisible things.Punch: The value of a thing handed down does not depend on its bottom line.Chapter 3: The Joy of Giving*Thesis: Giving of our resources, time, and money is a joyful experience.Punch: We learn the hidden power of joy when we learn to pour into others.Chapter 4: Journey into GenerosityThesis: Where Giving BeginsPunch: Generosity does not depend on how much money we have, but the posture of our heart.Chapter 5: The Nuts and Bolts of GenerosityThesis: Learn to take first steps towards generous living wherever you are.Punch: Here’s how generosity looks in my life? How about yours?Chapter 6: Passing the TorchThesis: Timeless principles of work, including the value of character.Punch: Our life values persevere only when take the time to pass them on well.Chapter 7: The Rule of PeaceThesis: We and everything we own is God’s. (SCOTUS)Punch: Putting my faith where my money is; a chance to show that legacy is more than cash.Chapter 8: A Company Owned By GodThesis: God stands with us.Punch: Hard decisions reveal God’s steadying hand. It’s all God’s: a truth well learned.Chapter 9: The Art of the Generational Handoff*Thesis: The “Why” of the plan and how it affects the generation behind us.Punch: My lived story of daily giving everything away, to God, my family, and the community.Chapter 10: Staying RichThesis: Realizing that legacy is more than leaving money behind.Punch: I discovered true wealth encompassed all of life.Chapter 11: How To Build a Legacy Among Your KidsThesis: Practical advice for families about leaving money for your kids.Punch: Here’s what I learned over the years about building invisible legacy into your family.Chapter 12: For Such a Time as ThisThesis: Why has God entrusted us with these resources to steward?Punch: This is my call to action: We need a sense of urgency around God’s priorities concerning the resources we’ve been given.