Full of fullness

Marcos
Dec 19, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Jan 14

Pleasing God is cool. But, you might say He doesn’t please easily.

On one occasion, He shouted down from above the clouds, “Hey Son, you please me a whole bunch!” [MSV]

And in a certain chapter eleven He says it is utterly impossible to please Him without having a good dose of faith.

But how about this in Col 1.19:

For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell

I am not sure if God’s fullness is as difficult to please as God Himself, but I think it is cool that Jesus was full of the fullness.

And me, and you, we are full of Jesus!

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