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Stretching Our Capacity

“It is the echo of Eden. The hollow space carved out for the breath of God. The shape of love we were always meant to be filled with. Nothing else fits there. No success, no relationship, no possession, no accomplishment. The ache is holy, because it is the reminder that only One can satisfy.

Because the truth is the ache is not the enemy. It is the invitation. The ache is the signal that points us home, the hunger that draws us to the only One who can fill us. It is not meant to drive us into striving but into surrender.

We were never designed to carry the weight of His presence in our own strength. We cannot hold Him by clinging harder, praying longer, or running further. He alone gives us the capacity to remain in Him. What feels like failure when…

Rebecca Black and I dive deeper into our journey we began speaking on last week. Join us for part 2

https://youtu.be/aMh_clTFE9I?si=jx8fw7FNrghsZEs7r

I've gotten many questions about my current top recommended book. If I could pick what that would be right now, I would tell you to get "Sonship - A Journey Into Father's Heart."

Here's the description of the book:

The prophetic revelation of sonship is sweeping around the world today like an ocean groundswell, restoring the place of the Father’s love in the Christian life.

The Father loves you, and whether you are a man or a woman He has called you into sonship. This is what Jesus came for you to receive - living in a continuous experience of His love pouring into your heart in the same way that Jesus Himself experienced.

-Discover the love of the Father like Jesus experienced it.

-Learn about the centrality of your heart in all aspects of your spiritual walk.

"My precious one, I see you. I see the things you do, the choices you make, the moments where you stumble and fall. I see the words you wish you could take back, the habits you cannot seem to break, the ways you try to protect yourself with anger or with silence. I see when you reach for comfort in places that never truly satisfy. I see your disobedience, and I see your fear.

But that is not what I am most concerned about.

I look deeper. I see past the behavior. I see your heart. I hear the cry you do not speak out loud, the ache that lingers beneath it all.

Am I truly worthy of being loved?

Can You really love me?

Do You mean it when You say You love me?