The purest form of love can only be defined by God. Studying God’s love allows us to become more aware of its depth and beauty.

The One who wired our brains with incredible capacity can do far more than our minds can comprehend. But how can we experience those supernatural results in our lives? We can carefully inspect the promise of Ephesians 3:20 and discover how to pray in line with this powerful verse.

Just as God tucked a plant’s potential within its seed and designed it to flourish, He has given us what we need to mature in our faith by His design.

Just as we can encourage a plant’s growth and help it thrive, we can cooperate with God’s design and plan to grow our capacity for faith.

We can set God-focused goals as we orient our lives around His truth, anchor our souls in His promises, and set our gaze on His plans.

God’s love runs far deeper, reaches far higher, and stretches far wider than we can ever comprehend. When God Himself came to earth as baby Jesus, we get the clearest glimpse in history of His magnificent, unmeasurable love.

Colossians 1:15-20 is a profound passage to focus on throughout Advent as we consider the person and power of Jesus Christ. Here are eight truths about Jesus to meditate on this Advent season…

Gratitude is not a feeling but a practice and discipline. We can work in cooperation with God to build habits for growing in gratitude.

God never intends us to live reactively but rather to remain steadfast and confident in His presence. We can maintain a sound mind while practicing peaceful pauses throughout the day.

Just as Jesus’ words subdued the waves and wind, God’s words can calm our inner storms. As we meditate on Scripture, we can experience freedom from fear and find peace in God’s presence.