Dr. David Jeremiah opens with Psalm 63, the “Psalm of the Soul,” to show how a heart can feel parched for God.

What a Thirsty Soul Looks Like

In the wilderness, David cries, “My soul thirsts for you.” He describes a dry land where “my flesh longs for you,” painting a picture of a soul that cannot find satisfaction in anything but God.

David’s Wilderness Experience

While fleeing from Absalom, David finds the Ark of the Covenant in the desert. He explains that the Ark, though a symbol of God’s presence, is not enough; he needs the living God himself.

From Thirst to Satisfaction

When David’s longing turns into praise, he declares, “My lips shall praise you… My soul shall be satisfied.” The verses show how worship and remembrance of God’s past faithfulness can fill a thirsty soul.

Discover More in the Full Message

Listen to the complete Turning Point broadcast to hear how Dr. Jeremiah expands on these verses and offers practical ways to keep a thirsty soul quenched.