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.
- Ephesians 3:20 (NIV)
For
a long time, I thought following Jesus was mostly about behavior—trying harder,
doing better, fixing what was broken. But the longer I walk with Him, the more
I realize Jesus didn’t come just to adjust our actions. He came to awaken our
hearts.
God is a Creator. From the very beginning, He spoke life, color, movement, and beauty into existence. When He made us in His image, He placed that same creativity inside us—not just to make things, but to bring life wherever we go. He invites us to imagine more because His plans have always been bigger than our expectations.
The past few years, I’ve spent a lot of time with my family riding ATVs and dirt bikes. We ride trails designed for exploring and camping, and one rule is always clear: trash in, trash out. We don’t just pass through—we take responsibility for the space. We try to leave it better than we found it.
That simple practice has taught me something about faith. God doesn’t call us to move through life unchanged or unnoticed. He calls us to enter spaces—homes, workplaces, friendships, communities—and leave them better because His love passed through us. We aren’t just avoiding harm; we’re meant to bring restoration, hope, and care.
God is able to do more than we ask or imagine, but He also chooses to work within us. When we imagine more—more kindness, more creativity, more compassion—we give Him room to do what only He can do.
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Daily Inspiration from the Bible
- Ephesians 3:20 (NIV)
God is a Creator. From the very beginning, He spoke life, color, movement, and beauty into existence. When He made us in His image, He placed that same creativity inside us—not just to make things, but to bring life wherever we go. He invites us to imagine more because His plans have always been bigger than our expectations.
The past few years, I’ve spent a lot of time with my family riding ATVs and dirt bikes. We ride trails designed for exploring and camping, and one rule is always clear: trash in, trash out. We don’t just pass through—we take responsibility for the space. We try to leave it better than we found it.
That simple practice has taught me something about faith. God doesn’t call us to move through life unchanged or unnoticed. He calls us to enter spaces—homes, workplaces, friendships, communities—and leave them better because His love passed through us. We aren’t just avoiding harm; we’re meant to bring restoration, hope, and care.
God is able to do more than we ask or imagine, but He also chooses to work within us. When we imagine more—more kindness, more creativity, more compassion—we give Him room to do what only He can do.
Daily Inspiration from the Bible
