This powerful message invites us into a profound exploration of spiritual maturity through the lens of Ephesians 4:12-16. We're challenged to move beyond merely knowing about Jesus to truly knowing Him in a way that transforms our entire being. Just as Steph Curry doesn't just play basketball correctly but plays it beautifully, or as Frank Lloyd Wright didn't just build structurally sound houses but created architectural masterpieces, we're called to a knowledge of Christ that surpasses mere technical correctness. This is the knowledge Paul speaks of when he prays that we might comprehend the breadth, length, height, and depth of Christ's love. The journey from spiritual childhood to mature manhood in Christ isn't about checking boxes or following rules mechanically. Instead, it's about growing into the fullness of Christ through community, where we speak truth in love to one another. We learn that our spiritual immaturity shows up as being tossed around by every new teaching, indecisive and easily fooled, while maturity brings stability rooted in hope and deep knowledge of Jesus. The beautiful reality is that each of us plays a unique role in helping our brothers and sisters grow, not through harsh judgment but through patient, loving truth-telling that reflects the grace we've received.