Every day, I’m reminded that God longs to bless me in ways I can’t always see or expect. God’s wisdom, love, and joy are not limited—there’s always more to receive. I believe God wants my life to overflow with the things that will help me grow and find true pleasure. But sometimes I wonder: Am I unknowingly stopping the flow of God’s blessings?
There are moments when I catch myself settling for “enough.” I might say I want the fullness of joy and peace, but my actions suggest otherwise. I get distracted, complacent, or hold back, maybe out of fear or uncertainty. It’s as if I’m telling God, “This half-filled cup is fine.”
The truth is, God wants to pour out so much more than what I’ve allowed myself to receive. God isn’t stingy or distant. God is near, always ready to fill my life with meaning and purpose. But I have to be open to it. That takes trust—trust that God knows what will bring me the greatest joy and help me grow in faith.
What would it look like if I let my cup overflow? I think it would mean leaning into God’s promises, even when life feels uncertain. It would mean asking God for wisdom when I feel stuck and believing that I’m worthy of the blessings offered to me. It would mean opening my heart to new possibilities and trusting that God’s joy is not just for others—it’s for me too.
Today, I want to ask myself: Am I living as if my cup is half-empty or half-full? More importantly, am I ready to experience the full measure of joy and love God longs to pour into my life? My prayer is that I’ll stop settling and invite God to keep pouring, trusting that what God offers will always be enough—and then some.