the building a foundation component

For the woman who wants to build a firm foundation

Maybe you’ve never really known where to start when it comes to reading the Bible. Maybe you’ve been a Christian for years but still feel like everyone else understands Scripture better than you do. Or maybe you simply want to know Jesus more deeply than you do today.

Wherever you find yourself, Foundation is about building a faith that’s rooted in God’s Word. Because we can’t imitate someone we don’t know.

“Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.” - James 4:8

The strength of a building is determined long before anyone sees the finished structure. The same is true of our faith. A strong foundation isn’t built overnight, but it shapes everything that comes after. As we grow in our understanding of God’s Word and His character, we become women who are prepared to intentionally live out our faith, encourage others, and stand firm through every season of life.

Building a foundation isn’t something we finish. Throughout our lives, we’ll continue discovering more of God’s character, deepening our understanding of Scripture, and allowing His truth to shape us. Every season gives us another opportunity to strengthen what our faith is built upon.

Building Blocks of a Strong Foundation

Every strong foundation is made up of many pieces. As you continue growing, these are just some of the areas you’ll strengthen throughout your life, and not all at once.

FREE VERSE CARDS

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Strength for Your Every Day

Ever wish you had the right verse to steady your heart when life feels overwhelming? These 8 printable verse cards are designed to help you carry God’s Word into your ordinary moments – whether that’s tucked in your Bible, taped to your mirror, or slipped in your bag.

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3 Practices You Can Start Today

01

Memorize Scripture

Choose one Bible verse to memorize this week. Start with one of the printable verse cards above and review it throughout your day until it becomes part of your heart and mind.

02

Start a prayer journal

Begin writing your prayers, praises, and requests in one place. As you look back over time, you'll begin to see God's faithfulness and how He's been at work in your life.

03

Look for God's Character

The next time you read your Bible, ask one simple question: "What does this passage teach me about God?" Write down every attribute, promise, or truth you notice. The better you know Him, the more you'll become like Him.

Questions You May Be Asking

Start small and stay consistent. You don’t need to understand everything before you begin. Choose one book of the Bible (I recommend John or Genesis), pray before you read, and focus on learning one truth each day. Over time, God will continue building your understanding as you faithfully spend time in His Word.

You’re not alone. Building a strong foundation isn’t something we finish – it’s something we continue strengthening throughout our lives. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for six months or sixty years, there’s always more to discover about God’s character and His Word. 

If you’ve never learned an appropriate method for studying the Bible, get one of my Bible Study workbooks. It will teach you a method for studying, and handling the Bible correctly is a must, but is rarely taught. 

Spiritual growth isn’t measured by how much information you know, but by how God is changing your heart and your life. As you spend time in Scripture, you’ll begin to know God more deeply, trust Him more fully, recognize His work in your life more clearly, and increasingly desire to live in obedience to Him. Look for the transformation not the information.

Everything else in the Christian life is built upon it. A strong foundation helps you faithfully apply God’s Word, stand firm during difficult seasons, lead others with wisdom, and continue growing for years to come. The stronger your foundation, the more stable every other area of your discipleship becomes.