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Ephesians 3:20 “Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us…”

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We’re all chasing something. More peace. More purpose. More connection. But even when we get what we thought we needed, the ache often lingers.

Actress Zendaya once said in an interview, “I have everything I ever dreamed of, and I still wake up some days feeling like something’s missing.” That quiet admission echoes what many feel: the success, the applause, the experiences—they still leave a space only God can fill.

Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3 isn’t just hopeful—it’s healing. He asks in verse 19 that we would be “filled with all the fullness of God.” It’s a love that doesn’t just comfort—it transforms. This fullness isn’t found by trying harder, but by receiving deeper, by coming closer to him.

One pastor said, “God’s not asking you to do more—He’s offering to give you more…of himself.” Christ’s love is immeasurable and overwhelming, a love that reaches where nothing else can.

We think we know what we need—healing, answers, resolution. But God sees deeper. He offers more than we can ask or imagine. Not more noise, but more meaning. Not just survival, but soul-deep satisfaction.

If you’ve been asking for less pain, less pressure, less stress—maybe God’s answer isn’t just less, but more…more of his presence, his peace, his power. You were made for more—and it’s not found in what you achieve, but in the One who fills.

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Start your day with surrender. Each morning, pray: “Lord, fill me with more of you today. Not more things—more of your presence.” It sets the tone for a day led by his fullness, not your to-do list.

Pray

Lord, I’ve chased so many things trying to feel full, but nothing satisfies like you. Fill every empty space in me with your love, peace, and presence. Remind me that you are more than enough—and you always have more to give. In Jesus’ name. Amen.