God designed our souls to crave Him, yet we often try to fill that spiritual hunger with worldly substitutes. In Matthew 5:6, Jesus promises satisfaction to those who hunger for righteousness - which encompasses right standing with God, right living before Him, and right action in the world. True spiritual maturity is marked by what we genuinely desire. When we pursue Christ wholeheartedly, we experience a satisfaction so complete that other temptations lose their appeal. Our spiritual cravings will lead us somewhere - the question is whether they'll lead us to temporary fulfillment or lasting satisfaction in Jesus.

What did Jesus mean when He said, “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth”? In this episode, we pull apart the misconceptions of meekness as weakness and discover its true meaning: strength under control. From Peter’s wild sword-swinging moment to Moses’ humble restraint, we’ll see how meekness is not passivity but power surrendered to God. Psalm 37 lays out the posture of the meek—trusting, delighting, committing, waiting, and refraining from anger. In a world loud with outrage, the meek don’t grab for control—they receive an inheritance from the Father. This conversation will challenge you to trade anger for patience, pride for surrender, and self-assertion for Spirit-led strength.

Can you be blessed while broken? Jesus says yes! In the Beatitudes, mourning isn't weakness—it's the pathway to divine comfort. God doesn't just offer distant consolation; He comes alongside us in our deepest pain. What if your greatest hurt is preparing to become your greatest ministry? #FindingComfortInBrokenness #OFA #Beatitudes #pastortodd