CraveMore

We all crave more of something, so the questions is,

What are you craving and does it truly satisfy?

Welcome to CraveMore!

We invite you to journey with us to CraveMore of what truly satisfies.

God's Word says...

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness for they shall be satisfied.” 


 ~ Matthew 5:6 comes with a direction and a promise. ~



When we hunger and thirst, when we are passionate for God’s righteousness, we are blessed and filled. Our cravings are satisfied! Could this be true? Emphatically, YES! Built into our DNA are longings that are meant to lead us to encounters with God. (Ecclesiastes 3:11)

We Crave

  • Acceptance.
  • The insight to understand our true identity.
  • The freedom to be who we are called to be.
  • The desire to be seen and known.
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We Crave

  • A purpose in life that matters. 
  • Community with depth.
  • Peace with God, ourselves, and others.
  • Release from shame and guilt.
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And the list goes on….

Ask and you shall receive….


Ask God to open your heart and to give you understanding.


Ask Him to impart godly wisdom, knowledge for life, and fresh dreams that are rooted in His Word. 


Ask Him to help you hunger and thirst for righteousness so that you too can be satisfied!

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Why CraveMore?

With so many podcasts and blogs available, why CraveMore?


CraveMore invites you to consider biblical text by identifying the author and intended audience, and by peeling back the layers of culture and original language, so that we can find daily application for our lives. Though we break down complex themes, we will never lose the integrity of the Word. Ever!


We are not interested in academic exercises for the sake of knowledge alone. In understanding God’s Word, we mine the depths of Scripture using well-known resources and by drawing on the continuity of Scripture to reveal the whole story from Genesis to Revelation. Through this process, and with Holy Spirit as our guide, we seek to have knowledge that brings about change in our daily life. (Romans 12:2)


David encourages us in Psalm 34:8 to, “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” In Hebrew “to taste” means to, perceive, experience personally, or sample for oneself. 


Verse by verse we want people to encounter for themselves the faithfulness of God. Surely, one “taste” and God is able to satisfy our deepest longings.