Every structure has a builder, and every life has a foundation. Hebrews 3:4 reminds us that “every house is built by someone, but He who built all things is God.” Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly building — careers, families, ministries, reputations, and dreams. But the real question is: Who is building with us?
Psalm 127:1 gives us a sobering truth — “Unless the LORD builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.” Our human efforts, no matter how skillful or strategic, cannot sustain what only God can establish. When we invite Him to be the Architect of our lives, our building stands firm through every storm. But when we rely solely on our own wisdom, our structures, like the tower of Babel in Genesis 11 — may reach high, but they will not last.
The people of Babel said, “Let us build… let us make a name for ourselves.” Their ambition was great, but their motive was self-centered. They wanted fame, not God’s glory. And because of that, their plans crumbled. The difference between building for God and building with God is the difference between endurance and collapse.
This week, ask yourself: Who is the builder of your life’s current project? Are your plans aligned with God’s blueprint or driven by personal ambition?
Surrender every area; your dreams, career, family, and goals back into the hands of the Master Builder. Let Him design, direct, and develop every part of your life. What God builds will stand forever.
Pertunia Sekgota 
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