God's deepest desire is for you to be filled to the measure of all His fullness. This is not about striving to become something you are not, but about growing into the mature reality of who you already are in Christ. He invites you into a journey of revelation, where the knowledge of His love and power transforms your experience from the inside out. This abundance is meant to overflow from your life into the lives of others, bringing His flourishing everywhere you go. [01:05:24]
I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God. (Ephesians 3:16-19 NIV)
Reflection: As you consider the various areas of your life—your relationships, your work, your inner thought life—which one feels the most distant from the "fullness" described in Ephesians? What would it look like to invite Christ's presence to fill and overflow in that specific area this week?
A life of flourishing and influence must be built upon a strong foundation. That foundation is not a set of rules or rituals, but the unwavering, character-defining love of God. Being rooted in this love provides the stability needed to withstand life's challenges and to grow into maturity. It is from this place of secure belonging that you are then empowered to truly love others and extend God's kingdom. [01:04:55]
And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ. (Ephesians 3:17b-18 NIV)
Reflection: What practical step could you take this week to sink your roots more deeply into the reality of God's love for you, perhaps through a specific time of prayer, meditation on a scripture, or simply receiving His affection in a quiet moment?
Your spirit is already one with Christ, seated with Him in heavenly places, and filled with every spiritual blessing. Yet, there can often be a gap between this spiritual reality and your daily experience. The journey involves renewing your mind to align your thoughts, emotions, and actions with the truth of who you are as a new creation. This is how you live an inside-out life, from the fullness within. [01:09:34]
I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better. I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you, the riches of his glorious inheritance in his holy people. (Ephesians 1:17-18 NIV)
Reflection: Where do you most often notice the gap between the truth of your identity in Christ (forgiven, righteous, loved) and the way you feel or act in your daily circumstances? How might the Spirit of wisdom and revelation help to close that gap?
Your life in Christ is designed to flourish in four key relationships: upward with God, inward in your personal identity, sideward within the church community, and outward toward the world. Each dimension is vital; a weakness in one area affects your stability and fruitfulness in all the others. God calls you to a whole and integrated life, expressing His fullness in every direction. [01:13:48]
So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ. (Ephesians 4:11-13 NIV)
Reflection: Looking at the four dimensions of relationship—with God, yourself, the church, and the world—which one feels the most neglected or out of balance in your life currently? What is one small way you could tend to that area this week?
You are sent into your everyday world as a representative of Christ's kingdom. Whether you are in an office, a school, a home, or a community group, you carry the presence of God with you. Your calling is to allow His life within you to influence and "baptize" the culture around you, bringing the fragrance of Christ and the reality of His kingdom into your sphere of influence. [01:19:39]
You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. (Matthew 5:14, 16 NIV)
Reflection: What is your primary "mission field" or sphere of influence (e.g., workplace, family, gym, community group)? How can you intentionally rely on Christ's fullness within you to be a blessing and influence in that place today?
Harmony Church marks a season of celebration and forward momentum, combining anniversary joy with a clear, Christ-centered vision. The congregation focuses on Jesus as the single, driving purpose: every plan and program points back to the cross and the finished work that supplies everything a believer needs. Scripture from Ephesians shapes the year’s call—wisdom and revelation to know Christ better, the power that raised Him, and a call to maturity so the body grows into the fullness of Christ. The call to fullness emphasizes both personal union with Christ and the need for revelation so that theological reality becomes daily experience.
A practical framework structures the vision around four relational quadrants: upward (relationship with God), inward (identity and renewed mind), horizontal (church community and life groups), and outward (mission in the marketplace and culture). The fivefold ministry functions as a means to equip everyone to express Jesus across those quadrants—apostolic momentum, prophetic alignment, evangelistic outreach, pastoral care, and teaching for identity and formation. Emphasis falls on rootedness and capacity: Isaiah’s call to expand tent space becomes a call to deepen roots, strengthen foundations, and increase capacity so growth remains stable and fruitful.
Planned investments include leadership training, revival gatherings, marketplace support, international celebration, a new church plant, and conferences aimed at both spiritual depth and practical equipping. Life groups, Bible study pathways, and teaching series (starting with Greater Things) aim to help revelation move from head knowledge into transformed living. The vision encourages every member—businessperson, parent, leader—to engage as a living stone in kingdom building and cultural baptism. The feast of outreach tools (invitational cards, targeted events) pairs with a pastoral invitation to new commitments, closing with an open call to receive Christ and begin a life reshaped from the inside out.
So I don't know about you, but these are three scriptures in Ephesians that God Jesus says, I desire fullness. I desire maturity. I invite you into this journey of growing into the fullness of Christ. That's his vision for us. He wants you full of it. He wants you full of him in every area of your life, every dimension of your life, every relationship in your life, every thought in your life, every emotion in your life, everything. Everything about you is filled with him.
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#FullnessOfChrist
See, the goal is not even your fullness. The goal is that your fullness would overflow into other people. That's the point. He wants to bless you so you can be a blessing. If you don't feel you are a blessing, you will not be a blessing. So he wants to make you full of him. Go tell your neighbor, I think he wants you full. I wants you full of it.
[01:07:57]
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#OverflowIntoOthers
And so that's why the tree is so important. As we grow and fruitfulness starts to happen, we need to go deep with our roots. It says here that strengthen your stakes and deepen your pegs. And I really fell for a season, even this year. I really feel and sense that God is saying, I want your foundation to be strong, your roots to be strong. Why? Because otherwise, you fall over because your roots are not deep enough. And so there has to be a capacity increase in all of us. God wants to grow us, each one of us.
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#RootedAndStrong
There's lots of other places. But for example, Jesus talks about it in John ten ten. He is for the for the devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy. Why? That's the devil. Don't don't blame all that stuff on on on God. Why? No. No. God doesn't do that kind of stuff. It's the devil who does the stuff in the world. But Jesus well, he's Jesus says, I come that you might have life. And it says here in the AMP amplified that you may enjoy life. What? And be filled with what? Abundance. Same thing. The abundance of God, so full of it that you overflow.
[01:07:19]
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#AbundantLife
All of it. This is our God relationship. He makes us honor him. But here, it's about the vertical relationship of how we do life together, how we are understanding life and, living stones. We are built together, it says there, in the living temple. Right? Also here, by the way, is is a house of prayer for all nations is here. Become a house of prayer, a dwelling place of God, and, of course, we are the dwelling place. Of course, it's the quadrants, and you put everything into the various areas connected to this whole thing.
[01:17:23]
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#HouseOfPrayer
I said, when you go golfing, then you you come there, you have the you have all of heaven with you. You got the angels, everything with you. You're full of the holy spirit. You're full of it. And you come here with the people who maybe don't know Christ. At that moment, the golf course becomes your mandate, becomes your your your assignments, and and God wants that golf course to be baptized in him. To be baptized, the influence of him starts happening. The influence of where you are as a lawyer, at the school. When you walk in the door, it starts to look a little bit like Jesus because you are there. And you start to influence and you're smelling fragrance of Christ, you start to influence the things around you.
[01:19:14]
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#EveryplaceIsAMission
I suggest this is transforming the world with the good news of Jesus. It is transforming your mind into the identity of Christ that you always was when you become a Christian, but you have no clue who you are. That's what it is. Here is, of course, about here, but also about God and also about here, how we live as a church. So the fivefold is for everybody. You are all fivefold, because you're all meant to express Jesus.
[01:23:55]
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#FivefoldForAll
Now this is the community. This is where we have life groups. This is where we do life together. This is where people in the world that's what here here's where people still go. Will know us by our love. This is how we learn to love one another. This is pastoral. This is this is life group. This is marriages. This is families. This is friendships. This is all these things that we do, our interrelational things. It's all about the whole thing is all about relationships. Ships. Right?
[01:16:47]
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#KnownByLove
It's because you gotta get to know that stuff that you are. You don't need to get to know your new creation. You gotta get to know what Jesus has done in your life. What is your inheritance? Who you are as a son and daughter? It just it does go automatically. You are automatically one with God when you come in Jesus Christ, but it doesn't mean that you that in your experience in life that you think that way, that you feel the oneness, and that you have this beautiful relationship that is so close and so powerful.
[01:10:00]
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#KnowYourInheritance
So even if you are tracking so well and you're doing so well in your life and everything is pumping, you know, and then you can lose your first love. And that really touched my heart. And I'll talk about some other time, but I thought, wow. All of us, we can lose. And we see these things with around the world, some of those people that have have have fallen and made mistakes. That is part of it. It's it's losing your first love. You get into stuff, into stuff, into the world, into going, going, going, but you lose your connection. You lose your first love. And then suddenly, the world steps in and then enemy gets you to fall, and then here we are.
[01:02:17]
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#GuardYourFirstLove
Who knows there's more? Oh, when I look at you and I look at myself, there's more. There's more because I look at Jesus, I thought, well, yeah, some things, yes. Man, there's so much more. Fullness of God, fullness of God. And then Ephesians, he continues in Ephesians. He says, so Christ himself gave apostles and prophets and evangelists and pastors and teachers. Why? To equip his people for works of service. Great. So that the body of Christ may be built up.
[01:05:37]
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#EquippedToBuild
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