Make Room for Love
This week, Pastor Camden sits down with Pastor Terri Cobb to talk about what it really means to make room for God’s love. While we often think of love as something we simply know or feel, Scripture shows us that God’s love is a gift meant to transform us. Camden and Terri reflect on the Christmas story and how love became tangible, not just as an idea, but through God sending His Son and inviting us to participate in that love. If you’re navigating busyness, distractions, or seasons that feel dry or lonely, this episode invites you to pause and experience the deep, steady love that comes from Jesus. We encourage you to listen, then take a few minutes to walk through the reflection questions. And if this conversation encourages your heart, consider sharing it with someone who needs to hear about God’s love this Advent season!
Listener Guide — Week 4: Make Room for Love
Listen + Reflect
As you listen to this week’s episode, think about these questions:
What stood out to you about how Camden and Terri described the love of God?
Why is it important to move beyond simply knowing God loves us and instead allowing that love to transform us?
How does Advent create space for us to experience God’s love in deeper, more personal ways?
What does 1 John 4.9–12 reveal about how God defines love through action?
How does receiving God’s love naturally change the way we love others?
Personal Reflection Questions
Where in your life have you settled for knowing about God’s love without fully experiencing it?
What distractions, habits, or priorities might be crowding out space for God’s love right now?
How has God’s love shaped or changed you in the past?
Where might God be inviting you to receive His love in a fresh way this season?
What practices this week—prayer, Scripture, silence, worship, or serving others—could help you make room for God’s love to transform you?
Family or Group Discussion
If you’re listening with others, try these prompts:
How have you seen God’s love at work in your family, group, or community?
What does it look like to love one another in a way that reflects God’s love for us?
How can your group intentionally create space to both receive and share God’s love this Advent season?
Where might God be calling you to show His love more actively—through generosity, forgiveness, or compassion?
Challenge of the Week
Set aside intentional time this week to reflect on God’s love for you. Read 1 John 4.9–12 slowly, allowing the truth of God’s love to sink in. Ask God to show you where His love is already at work in your life — and where He might be inviting you to let that love flow through you to others. As Advent comes to a close, remember that God’s love isn’t just something to celebrate — it’s something that transforms us from the inside out.
