When disaster strikes, relief always follows – people rush in to restore what’s been broken. In Ephesians 3, we’re reminded that God is doing something even greater: He is building a people who move toward the broken, just as Christ has moved toward us. Where Israel once failed to reflect God to the world, the Church now stands as a living display of His wisdom and grace – bringing together all people, no longer outsiders, but family with full access to the Father. Even in struggle, we can trust that God is at work with purpose and precision. Paul doesn’t pray for easier circumstances, but for something deeper – that Christ would dwell fully in our hearts. Not just on Sundays, but in every part of our lives, rooted and grounded in love. This message calls us to a stronger inner life, anchored in Christ and filled with the fullness of God. His love is beyond measure – unchanging, unstoppable, and greater than anything we could ever comprehend. His love endures forever. Psalm 136