"For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ." - 1 Corinthians 3:11
- Christ is the trusted, steady rock on which lives should be built.
- All issues of life shall remain timid in the face of Christ, the imposing foundation.
- Many foundations may crack, but Christ remains tested and tried.
- The joy of calamities truncate when they encounter Christ as your foundation.
- If your gravitropics (root system) is Christ, your phototropics (fruit system) is time sensitively beautiful.
- All lives must first grow away from light, but towards gravity; the survival of this is Christ.
- Generational thinkers build their lives on Christ, the eternal foundation.
- It is transient when a foundation is not Christ, with whom permanence remains.
- Being satisfactorily satisfied is when you’re built on a satisfactory foundation, even Christ.
- The best way to handle your shakable life and life circumstances is to trust Christ, the unshakable foundation.
- Undermining Christ the foundation is breaking down the walls of life before they are built.
- If you have Christ, you don’t build a foundation again; you build on Him, the foundation.
- Any attempts to erode Christ the foundation will fail, but erode he that attempts.
- Contained in Christ, our foundation, are the architectural designs for effortless raising of the buildings of life.
- Beautiful elevational designs will not matter if the foundation is improper; Christ is the proper foundation.
- Instead of daydreaming and deciding, discern Christ, the already decided foundation.
- The irony is that all the unstable foundations are static, but Christ, the sure foundation, is cross-geographical, locational, cultural, traditional, etc.
- Church memberships, ordinances, statutes, and duties are no guarantees of a solid foundation; faith and fellowship with Christ do.
- A weak sub-structure will produce a weak superstructure.
- It’s a ridicule to draw strength from a weak source, consider Christ the ‘Power and Wisdom’ of God.
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