Hungry for God...

Hungry
hungry I come to You
for I know You satisfy
I am empty
but I know Your love does not run dry
so I wait for You
so I wait for You

chorus
I'm falling on my knees
offering all of me
Jesus, You're all this heart is living for

broken I run to You
for Your arms are open wide
I am weary but I know Your touch restores my life
so I'll wait for You
so I'll wait for You

I'm falling on my knees
offering all of me
Jesus, You're all this heart is living for
Oh, I'm falling on my knees
offering all of me
Jesus, You're all this heart is living for

and I wait for you
and I wait for you
and I wait for you
and I wait

I'm falling on my knees
offering all of me
Jesus, You're all this heart is living for
Oh, I'm falling on my knees
offering all of me
Jesus, You're all this heart is living for

hungry I come to you,
for I know You satisfy

So, yeah, this song came to my mind as I was sitting at the wedding. Someone was singing a song and it reminded me of this old worship song. I love it because it reminds me of how we should really be hungering and starving after God. But what I like most about it is that it says that we go to God and wait fro him when we are hungry, broken, etc.
I just really am at this weird stage where I find myself starving for God and at the same time trying to figure out how to fill it. I tried something new for my quiet time: I continued reading leviticus. It's been about a week since I read, but I learned a lot from Chapter 2. It's cool. It's about the Grain Offerings. I mean, you read this and you see how important it is that there is no leaven in the bread. It's like God really wants the grain offering, the sacrifice, to be pure. It shouldn't have fluff or this other stuff, it should be straight pure offering. I mean, peopel back then could say "God, stop being so legalistic. What matters is that I'm giving you an offering!" Just like today, "Di ba, I'm serving you na, isn't that what matters?" But what matters is obedience and really offering with your heart. It's obedience God wants, and not just the act, but it is in the act that we can see you heart. I don't know. Just thoughts. I mean, come on! Leviticus is the LAW, it is probably one of the most important parts of the Bible especially to the Jewish commuity back then and today. How can us Christians ignore it and say that "it is not applicable today"?
So, P. Eug said tongiht, "How do you love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength?" once you know that, you do it.
I'm going to go to UP tomorrow, I think. I need to support Jonathan. Let's hoep I don't get lost. I mean, UP is big. But then again I've walked all over Manhattan without getting lost. So, yeah. I should be fine. I've survived the ghettos of NYC, this is nothing. Besides, I'm flying soon. I can survive by myself. Lol.

Mark out!