How to Build Your Foundation (Pt. 3) | Encountering Jesus

EPISODE · Apr 10, 2025 · 53 MIN

How to Build Your Foundation (Pt. 3) | Encountering Jesus

from Foundational Truths for Life

🏛️ The Encounter That Sets the Foundation.In construction, a building is only as strong as the foundation beneath it. Spiritually, the same is true: our lives in Christ can only rise as high as the strength of the foundation upon which we’ve built. What’s more, the foundation sets the limits for what can be built above it—both in size and weight. You cannot build a more successful Christian life than your foundation will permit.Modern foundations are poured with reinforced concrete, but in Biblical times, they were carefully built by stonemasons, beginning with a single cornerstone. All other stones are laid in reference to this stone, which determines the position, orientation, and alignment of the entire structure.📖 In this latest episode, we explore how Jesus Christ is the Chief Cornerstone of our faith. Our revelation of Who Jesus truly is leads us to a face-to-face encounter with Him. This moment becomes the spiritual equivalent of the cornerstone being laid in our foundation. From here on, everything else takes shape.🎧 Listen now and join me as we look to the Word of God and build a life that will stand the test of time.#NewEpisode #ChristianPodcast #ChiefCornerstone #FirmFoundation #FaithInJesus #BiblicalTruth #BuildOnTheRock

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