
Structural integrity.
Every time the roof stays over your head at the grocery store, you experience its meticulous application. Every time you drive safely across a local overpass, you become proof that it works. Every time you sit down without your chair giving way, you enjoy its quiet triumph.
By its simplest definition, structural integrity is the capacity of something to remain cohesive. And as it turns out, the same principles that hold buildings together can serve as a powerful lens for understanding how God forms wholeness in people, and why lives, like buildings, fail when the hidden framework is compromised.