Thirsting for God in the Wilderness

O God, You are my God;

Early will I seek You;

My soul thirsts for You;

My flesh longs for You

In a dry and thirsty land

Where there is no water.

So I have looked for You in the sanctuary,

To see Your power and Your glory.

— Psalm 63:1–2 (NKJV)

There is something sacred about the morning—the stillness before the noise, the light before the rush. It is in those early hours that we are invited to seek the face of God and receive His mercies anew. When we begin our day with Him, we realign our hearts, quiet our fears, and open ourselves to the good He has prepared. Seeking God in the morning is not just about duty; it is about desire. It is about longing for something more than the routine—longing for His presence, His guidance, and His peace.

Each morning brings a fresh opportunity to look for God not only in prayer, but in the ordinary rhythms of life. As we lift our eyes and turn our thoughts toward Him, we begin to notice His goodness in the small things—a kind word, a moment of stillness, an unexpected strength. Even in the midst of challenges, He offers joy for the journey. When we choose to seek Him early, we position ourselves to see His power and His glory throughout the day. GOD bless share with your family and friends.