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Happy Is the One Who Seeks God, Not Who ‘Finds’ Him | Land of Israel Network
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👉 Continue the conversation & join the Land of Israel Network today. Be part of the redemption story. https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ In the Book of Psalms, King David compares our soul to a deer thirsting for water. We are meant to thirst for Hashem. But here’s the deeper truth: King David says happy is the heart that seeks God, not the one who claims to have found Him. What happens when faith moves from defensiveness to love? What changes when a Jew living in Judea no longer feels threatened but feels connection? This is about spiritual thirst, humility, and a new posture between Jews and Christians rooted in love, not fear.
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King David in the book of Psalms, he
says
as a deer is yearning or thirsting for
water. We're thirsting for you, Hashem.
Right? It's a place of thirsting. King
David says in Psalms,
happy is the heart who is seeking God.
Not the one who has found God, but who
is seeking God. And so when I meet
Christians now, and I'm not in a
defensive, reactive posture, but a
posture that is only the consequence of
a God-given gift that is the result, I
believe, of a Jew living in Judea, is
that no longer do I feel threatened, but
I feel love. [music]