We often talk about hungering for God, but what does that actually look like? In this sermon from Exodus 16, we consider how God provided manna in the wilderness—and what that says about our own spiritual hunger today. It’s not just a history lesson; it’s a call to examine whether we’re truly seeking what God freely gives, or if we’ve grown dull and satisfied with lesser things. There are warnings here, but also a lot of encouragement—especially if you feel your hunger for the Lord has faded. This isn’t about hype or emotion—it’s about real dependence on God’s daily provision, and what it means to come to Christ, the true Bread from Heaven.

0:00 Introduction and Welcome

1:22 Exodus 16

13:15 Theological Considerations

19:02 1 - All Have a Spiritual Appetite

21:32 2 - God’s Generosity in His Provision

28:51 3 - We Can Eat as Much as We Want

32:25 4 - A Word of Warning for Those Who Don't Hunger

37:39 5 - Lacking Hunger? An Exhortation

43:55 6 - The Manna Must Be Gathered

50:44 7 - Hungry Desperation

58:22 Closing Prayer