* The people were tired of manna - they were no longer content.

* They began to crave something else.

* Rejecting God’s provision is rejecting God.

* Why? Because manna came directly from Him.

* We can apply this in two ways:

* 1) To the Church.

* Look at our churches today - we don’t feed the solid bread of life like we used to because people are craving something different.

* Feeding on God’s Word may feel dry, but it’s life is beyond parallel.

* 2) To us personally.

* We operate out of a spirit of discontent - we become ungrateful as we crave other things.

* So what does God do? He gives us what we want.

* And how does that work out?

* vs 33-34 - “Kibroth Hattaavah” means “graves of craving.”

* God will give you the desire of your heart if you insist on having something He doesn’t want for you.

* But it will be the death of you.

* The more we feed on the Bread of Life (Jesus) the more we’ll stay away from craving what we ought not crave.