Most people don't like cookie cutter homes, and one of the ways that builders are able to give homes their distinctive look is by how the walls are constructed. It's no different when God is the builder, and while every church and every believer may have the same basic mission - to glorify God and reach the lost - the ways in which we do them provide the walls that give each one their own unique look. Once we accept the place that God has given us, we'll find ourselves ready to advance His kingdom in power.

Most people don't like cookie cutter homes, and one of the ways that builders are able to give homes their distinctive look is by how the walls are constructed. It's no different when God is the builder, and while every church and every believer may have the same basic mission - to glorify God and reach the lost - the ways in which we do them provide the walls that give each one their own unique look. Once we accept the place that God has given us, we'll find ourselves ready to advance His kingdom in power.

Most people don't like cookie cutter homes, and one of the ways that builders are able to give homes their distinctive look is by how the walls are constructed. It's no different when God is the builder, and while every church and every believer may have the same basic mission - to glorify God and reach the lost - the ways in which we do them provide the walls that give each one their own unique look. Once we accept the place that God has given us, we'll find ourselves ready to advance His kingdom in power.

Any building that is designed to stand the test of time is built on a solid foundation, and as Jason Phibbs shows us in Part 2 of our "Under Construction" series, the foundation of our lives must be God's Word. In fact, the longest chapter in the Bible doesn't deal with marriage, or healing, or racial and ethnic tension. It deals with the Word. The wise man builds his life on it, and no storm will destroy it.

Any building that is designed to stand the test of time is built on a solid foundation, and as Jason Phibbs shows us in Part 2 of our "Under Construction" series, the foundation of our lives must be God's Word. In fact, the longest chapter in the Bible doesn't deal with marriage, or healing, or racial and ethnic tension. It deals with the Word. The wise man builds his life on it, and no storm will destroy it.

Any building that is designed to stand the test of time is built on a solid foundation, and as Jason Phibbs shows us in Part 2 of our "Under Construction" series, the foundation of our lives must be God's Word. In fact, the longest chapter in the Bible doesn't deal with marriage, or healing, or racial and ethnic tension. It deals with the Word. The wise man builds his life on it, and no storm will destroy it.

Any building that is designed to stand the test of time is built on a solid foundation, and as Jason Phibbs shows us in Part 2 of our "Under Construction" series, the foundation of our lives must be God's Word. In fact, the longest chapter in the Bible doesn't deal with marriage, or healing, or racial and ethnic tension. It deals with the Word. The wise man builds his life on it, and no storm will destroy it.

All of us have made messes at some point in our lives, but not all of us have come to understand that there is a God who is able to bring something beautiful from them. Once we do, we won't stress the mess because we'll give the disaster to the Master. The Master who knew us before we were born, and who created us with a master plan in mind for our lives. And as we learned in Part 1 of "Under Construction," a master plan calls for a master builder.

All of us have made messes at some point in our lives, but not all of us have come to understand that there is a God who is able to bring something beautiful from them. Once we do, we won't stress the mess because we'll give the disaster to the Master. The Master who knew us before we were born, and who created us with a master plan in mind for our lives. And as we learned in Part 1 of "Under Construction," a master plan calls for a master builder.

All of us have made messes at some point in our lives, but not all of us have come to understand that there is a God who is able to bring something beautiful from them. Once we do, we won't stress the mess because we'll give the disaster to the Master. The Master who knew us before we were born, and who created us with a master plan in mind for our lives. And as we learned in Part 1 of "Under Construction," a master plan calls for a master builder.