"And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God."

Love that goes beyond what we know. It's hard to explain, but you know what it means when you've loved your partner for decades and they're as close to you as an organ. This phrase makes sense when you love a child and do things for them that you never thought you could do for another person. And when you stand before God as a full heir to all His great riches and a full brother or sister of Jesus Christ the Lord and know that He sees you as holy, without fault, and blameless, you start to understand what this phrase means.

Paul wants us to have strong bonds of love with each other. Knowing and sharing the love of Christ helps us bring God's full blessing to others more than understanding all the unsolvable mysteries of the universe or the deep teachings of the Bible. Even though knowing things can be helpful, love is still better. Power can be useful, but love is even more useful. Experience can teach us a lot, but love shows us how to use what we've learned to help others. Let's be a group of people whose lives are filled with love. (cf. 1 Cor. 13)

Love that goes beyond what we know. It's hard to explain, but you know what it means when you've loved your partner for decades and they're as close to you as an organ. This phrase makes sense when you love a child and do things for them that you never thought you could do for another person. And when you stand before God as a full heir to all His great riches and a full brother or sister of Jesus Christ the Lord and know that He sees you as holy, without fault, and blameless, you start to understand what this phrase means.