Lately, I’ve felt hungry for more.
Not more stuff.
Not more achievement.
Not even more time.
Just more.
More stillness.
More patience.
More energy.
More confidence.
More purpose in the work I do.
More awareness of the opportunities God places in front of me.
And for a while, I wondered if that made me ungrateful.
Because I have so much to be thankful for.
But I don’t think gratitude and hunger are opposites.
I think sometimes they exist together.
I can be grateful for where I am
while still believing God isn’t finished growing me.
I can appreciate this season
while still feeling drawn toward something deeper.
Maybe that’s what hunger is.
Not dissatisfaction.
Invitation.
“You, God, are my God, earnestly I seek you; I thirst for you, my whole being longs for you…”
— Psalm 63:1 (NIV)
Where I Found My Voice 
Yes! The health experts affirm that being able to feel hunger is a good thing! I believe spiritual hunger is something God puts in us to make us want him more, need him more, and invite him into our hearts and lives more.
It’s perspective, it’s knowing God is God and we are not. Loved this one! Love you two!
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