The interior design of our homes is a result of our choices, whether we choose to follow the plans of a professional designer, develop our own plan, or, by default, not follow any purposeful design. Some interiors are warm and welcoming; some are cold and stark. Some are designed for entertaining with plenty of space to accommodate guests. Some are filled with clutter, whether because we are too busy, too overwhelmed, or any number of other reasons. Similarly, our lives reflect our choices. Are you warm and welcoming? Is your mind filled with overwhelming clutter? Whoever you are, you are a work in progress. As you ponder future progression, it is wise to evaluate the foundation upon which it will rest and whom you will trust with the design moving forward. The House the Carpenter Built reassures readers that a master architect has lovingly designed a beautiful blueprint for their lives. His invitation is to trust-even amidst the challenges, frustration, and clutter of life-that all things work together for their good as they follow His plan.
