In part five of this series, Pastor Josiah poses the question: What does it actually take to build something that lasts? Whether we are talking about a marriage, a career, a business, or our walk with God, the answer might be simpler than we expect -- and more demanding than we would like. Wherever we find ourselves lacking endurance right now, this message invites us to look up -- because the vision that comes from looking to Jesus is exactly what will carry us through.

In part four of this series, Pastor Josiah draws from the account of the plague of darkness in Exodus 10, he explores the profound truth that without God, human beings can do nothing. The plague of darkness was not merely a natural phenomenon but a withdrawal of God's sustaining creative power, rendering even the simplest human tasks impossible. Pastor Josiah challenges believers to move beyond knowing this truth intellectually and to actually live it out by acknowledging God in both the significant and mundane areas of life.

In part two of this series, we discover that God calls us not just to be built by Him, but to step up as builders ourselves. Every life is actively constructing something—the real question is what foundation we're standing on. True building starts when we hear God’s word, put it into practice, walk in faith, and speak in alignment with His purpose.

In part one of this series, Pastor Josiah challenges us to examine the very foundation upon which we are building our lives. Drawing from Jesus's parable in Luke 6 about two builders, we are confronted with a critical question: what are our dreams, goals, and daily decisions actually built upon.