I’m greedy for Pringles too. To eat a half a can (a big can) was quite a lot of fat grams. 🙂 But yes, your point is well taken that we too often fill up on junk spiritual food too, leaving little room for the nutritious, life-giving Bread of Life.

Good insights, Jen. Too often we don’t want to slow down long enough to see what we’re really hungry for. Too busy. Or too lazy. Or too confused by it all. ha. But thankfully God does continue to stir those longings until we figure it out with his help.

Yes, I’m so thankful he does speak into our ordinary because so much of my life feels like ordinary. Until he shows up! Thanks, June.

I try not to share too many snippets of my conversations with God because some might be quite disturbing. ha. But others are probably applicable to many of us. Thanks for your encouragement, Jody.

I love how God can work both ends like that! Depending on our season, he can take our hunger and use it from the best angle to get our attention. Thanks for sharing this, Kelly.

So I had to look up sehnsucht (German noun for “longing”, “yearning”, or “craving”, or in a wider sense a type of “intensely missing”). 🙂 And yes, that is a very apt word! Thanks, Laura. I’m always learning things from you, spiritually and otherwise.

I do think we go through seasons where we hunger more for one aspect of God, more for another. I’m like you, Sharon—I know his presence is always with us, but there are times when I’d love to actually see him with my eyes and touch him with my hands. But yes, one day all that will be satisfied.