Blueprintಮಾದರಿ

The first three blueprint resources are formative. Presence. Passion. Path.

The fourth is more reactive, practice. You can either make the blueprint and follow it with your actions, or you can disregard the blueprint and draw as you go.

But design is so important. We would never think of buying a house designed without a blueprint.

I’ve seen horrendous buildings drawn out by amateurs on a notebook, and I’ve seen blueprints made by professionals, and you can see the difference. If you design your life as you go, you risk living an ineffective and unexamined life according to the whim of each day.

God, however, has created a blueprint for every one of us before we were born. It hasn’t changed. He knows where you’ll go, where you’ve been, what your life will look like, what your family will look like, and how you will feel about it all. He has a plan, and He has built the foundation for your life before you have fully lived it!

When you’re in God’s presence, it brings out the passions that you may not have known that you had. Sometimes we don’t understand why we enjoy something or are drawn to certain passions. Following these passions will allow opportunities to open up within your life, and I believe that it is because God himself has put those passions into your heart.

Maybe you’re reading this, and you’re in a position where God reminds you about the passions you had forgotten about. These passions will lead you to success if you follow them.

Life is a journey. It shifts. It takes us to challenging places and wonderful places. A blueprint is a plan that defines the finished product. A blueprint is what the building is supposed to look like. Blueprints can be revised, changed, and adjusted. It is a cohesive and excellent design giving us a pattern for God’s design for our lives!

Our blueprint for living is revealed in the presence of God, in our arising passions, through our emerging paths, and through the actions, practices, and habits we establish.

Your decisions today are directly linked to the success or downfall of future generations.

Every seemingly “good” opportunity is not a God-led assignment.

Seek God for instructions and allow Him to lead your next steps.