Why Some Christians Overflow With Love and Others Don’t | Ephesians 3 Explained

Today we’re walking through one of the most powerful prayers in the Bible. Ephesians 3:14 to 19 holds a truth many believers miss. Paul isn’t praying a passive blessing. He is inviting us into a life-changing choice. What we hold shapes who we become. And the Holy Spirit used a simple jar of elderberry syrup to reveal that truth to me in a way that changed everything.

In this teaching I share what it looks like to read the Bible well and how it brings communion and revelation. I unpack Paul’s prayer, the Greek meaning of “dwell,” and why so many Christians still feel empty, cracked, or unable to comprehend the love of Christ. If you’ve ever wondered why some believers overflow with love and others stay stuck in self-protection and old wounds, this will speak right to you.

We talk about
• how Christ truly dwells in the heart
• what it means to be rooted and grounded in love
• why capacity in the Christian life is shaped by response
• how the Spirit fills broken vessels
• why understanding God’s love requires strength
• how your story, trauma, and cracks can become places of grace

This message is for women who want to grow deeper in the Word, understand Scripture without overwhelm, and walk in the fullness of God’s love. If you’re hungry for healing, truth, and a real encounter with Christ, you’re in the right place.

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