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Where Is God in What You’re Building? Inviting Divine Ownership Over Your Life’s Blueprint

  Where Is God in What You’re Building?  "And in Christ you too are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives by his Spirit."  Ephesians 2:22 (KSB)    Where is God in what you are building? Your consciousness,  your awareness of God and your awareness of good is the foundation of everything you construct in life. If you are building from a place of divine awareness, then whatever you're working on whether it's a career, a ministry, or a relationship can stand strong and thrive. But if God is only a guest in the process, the structure may not last.  Are you building with God or for God? Or worse, without Him? You don’t have to build alone. Whether it’s your family, your friendships, your business, your education, or your ministry, God desires to co-create  with you. He wants to be the cornerstone, not just a visitor on the job site.    Too often, we reduce God's role to that of a visitor,  He’s allowe...

Where Is God in What You’re Building? Letting the Spirit Take Ownership

  Where Is God in What You’re Building?  "And in Christ you too are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives by his Spirit."   Ephesians 2:22 (KSB)    Where is God in what you are building? Build your consciousness, and your consciousness will build your life. Your consciousness is your awareness of God and your awareness of good. When you build your consciousness on spiritual truths, what you create will endure, thrive, and bless. The right foundation matters. If you build on the foundation of the apostles and prophets with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone your structure will stand.  You don’t have to build alone. Your career, education, marriage, family, ministry, or even your business doesn’t have to be constructed in isolation. You can build it together with God. The question is: Where is God in what you are building?    Sometimes we treat God like a visitor, welcome for a moment, but not permitted into e...