What are Your Building

Are you building something that will last? Or is it falling apart, one choice at a time?

John the Baptist didn’t hold back. He called people to more than just showing up—he called them to repentance that produces fruit. Real change.

What Are You Building?
An audio message from Luke 3:7–18

Every life is being built—one choice, one habit, one response at a time. The question is not whether we are building, but what we are building, and whether it will last.

In this audio message, What Are You Building?, we listen again to the uncompromising yet hope-filled words of John the Baptist. John does not call people to religious performance or surface change, but to a repentance that bears fruit—a transformed life shaped by obedience, integrity, generosity, and humility.

This message explores repentance not as shame or condemnation, but as a gracious invitation. It is God’s pruning work—removing what does not belong so that something enduring can grow in its place. John’s words press us to ask honest questions about the fruit our lives are producing and the foundation we are trusting.

Drawing from Luke 3:7–18, this teaching invites listeners to slow down, examine their lives in the light of Scripture, and respond not with fear, but with faithful obedience.

This audio message is for those who are:

• Wrestling with spiritual stagnation or compromise
• Longing for a faith that is rooted, not performative
• Seeking a life shaped by the Holy Spirit, not mere activity

My prayer is that this message helps you hear God’s call afresh—to build a life that endures, bears fruit, and reflects the transforming work of His grace.