In our comfort-filled world, many experience spiritual malnourishment despite material abundance. True spiritual hunger, as exemplified by King David in Psalm 63, seeks God above all circumstances. While we often mistake our craving for God with desires for temporary satisfactions, cultivating healthy spiritual hunger requires intentional choices. This includes taking charge of what we consume spiritually, preparing nourishing options before desperate moments arrive, prioritizing our relationship with God, distinguishing between healthy and unhealthy spiritual appetites, engaging in spiritual disciplines, and asking God to increase our hunger for Him. The alternative—lukewarm faith—leaves us spiritually empty and drifting away from God.