House on the Rock
Two students were to present their final project before the international audience.
The project was simple: build a castle-like stairway that can be integrated for the Queen of England as a walkover.
Building this piece requires different materials, but each of them has other thoughts about what to use and what not.
It's the day of the presentation, and the two students have worked themselves out. It is a privilege to create a workable structure for the Queen of England.
Student A Comment: Well done, champ. This is a masterpiece. The aesthetic is really fascinating, and this looks classic; however, looking at the foundation, I don't think it is solid enough to carry the structure you built on it. Well-done.
Student B Comment: This is a well-blended blend of medieval and classic. Though the aesthetic isn't too appealing, I love the materials you used for the foundation; it is solid and can withstand anything. This is good.
Final comment: Well done, Champs. One of the things I want you to always pay attention to is the foundation. Your work may be neat, but if the foundation is bad, your prototype cannot withstand the real application. Cheers.
(Story inspired by the Holy Spirit)
Matthew 7:24 NKJV
“Therefore whoever hears these sayings of Mine, and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock:
The bible encourages us to build our life, our ideology, our thought pattern, our mindset on the word of God. Every other foundation will not stand the winds of this world.
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