I struggle to feel the relentless love of God. When I look at my life, I often feel like the love I receive from God, relents. In thinking about the theme for this issue, I knew I did not know what it was to be loved relentlessly. Not for lack of relentless love being offered, but for lack of understanding of how to respond to a love I’m not sure I feel.

Our behavior was never the basis for our Father’s love. That was settled at the cross when Jesus suffered, died, was buried, and rose again. At salvation, we exchanged our self-righteousness for His righteousness. We are seen as spotless. We’re His beloved.

This is a deeper well. A place of yielding, where we lean into the flow of the Holy Spirit and move with courage and faith. God is awakening an attentive spirit in His people, a sensitivity to His voice and a boldness to obey it. This isn’t just about moving mountains in our lives; it’s about shifting generations through prayer, faith, and fire.