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Introduction to the Series - House on the Rock: Building a Christian Home
Today we will be beginning a series focused on how we can build a strong Christian home.
The aim of this series is to correlate the steps that people take in building or purchasing a home to preparing and building a spiritual home.
The home is critically important.
It is the base camp of operations of our lives and the spiritual warfare raging around us.
Too often people look to government to fix problems in our world, but in reality, when we fix the problems in our homes, the world becomes better because we become better.
Barbara Bush Quote: “Your success as a family, our success as a society, depends not on what happens in the White House, but on what happens inside your house.”
So over the next several weeks, we are going to attempt to correlate spiritual truths with our physical understanding of house building.
Jesus did this with parables, using our understanding of the physical world to teach spiritual lessons.
Paul used physical examples such as running a race to
Location, Location, Location
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The first thing that often comes to mind when we think about purchasing or building a home is “where are we going to live?”
This requires a bit of research.
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