God's love extends far beyond human comprehension, requiring supernatural strength just to begin to understand it. Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21 reveals this profound truth as he kneels in humility, asking that believers would be strengthened through the Spirit in their inner being. This strengthening isn't for external challenges but for internal transformation—allowing Christ to be completely at home in every area of our lives. Unlike human love, which is typically conditional and based on what others offer us, God's love stems purely from His character and covenant faithfulness. As Deuteronomy 7:7-8 shows, He doesn't love us because of our worthiness or potential but simply because He chooses to. This creates a beautiful paradox: we're invited to know a love that surpasses knowledge itself. God demonstrated this extraordinary love by sending His Son as a sacrifice for our salvation while we were still in rebellion. When we truly experience this unconditional love, we're transformed to become more loving, gracious, and sacrificial ourselves. The same divine power that helps us comprehend God's love also enables Him to accomplish far more than we could ever ask or imagine—not primarily for our comfort, but for His glory displayed through His people across all generations.