Building a fulfilling and productive life - much like building a solid, durable house - requires the right materials on a solid foundation. Building Materials for Life, a collection of 40 inspiring essays, will motivate you to gather the resources you need to succeed in life. Learning from Failure, Overcoming Doubt, Forgiveness and Peace Within are just a few of the raw materials that will ensure the success of your life's building project.
"We are laborers together with God; you are God's field, God's building. According to the grace of God given to me, like a skilled master builder
I laid a foundation, and someone else is building on it."
Millard Fuller is the founder of Habitat for Humanity International. Fuller's business expertise and entrepreneurial drive made him a millionaire by age 29. Then, after a rededication of his life to family and to following God's path, Fuller and his wife, Linda, decided to sell their possessions and give the money to the poor. Following missions work in Africa, the Fullers founded Habitat for Humanity in Americus, Georgia. Fuller has written seven books about his work with Habitat for Humanity and has received numerous achievement awards and more than 40 honorary doctorate degrees for his outstanding leadership toward meeting the goal of eliminating poverty housing worldwide.
“In Building Materials for Life, Millard Fuller uses specific events from his own remarkable life to provide humorous and incisive advice helpful for every reader.”
Jimmy Carter
former United States President
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
“Building Materials for Life is an impressive collection of essays and I’m sure they will be of help and guidance to many people.”
Bob Bratcher
translator
Good News for the Modern Man
This resource is designed for leaders of small groups that wish to discuss and reflect upon the ideas presented in Building Materials for Life. Leaders will guide participants in sharing their stories, examining Scripture, reflection and prayer. This study is relevant for small groups that wish to share their stories as they relate to Millard Fuller’s essays.