In this episode, we continue through our current series entitled Blessed Are the Barefoot. We're reminded of the soul-cry of David in Psalm 63—a raw and desperate worship song from the wilderness. Titled Holy Hunger, this message explores what it means to yearn for God with a thirst that nothing else can quench. You’ll hear how true worship begins not with comfort, but with craving.

When your soul is dry, when the world fails to satisfy, and when you’re walking barefoot through spiritual barrenness—this psalm reminds us: God fully satisfies the soul that refuses to be filled with anything less than Himself.

In this opening message of the new series “Blessed Are the Barefoot,” Pastor JT walks us through Exodus 3:1–6, where Moses encounters God in the middle of the mundane.

What begins as an ordinary day turns into a holy moment. A burning bush captures his attention, God calls his name, and before any mission is given, God commands him to “Take off your sandals.”

This episode explores the truth that Worship begins when we take off whatever else we trust and step barefoot into the presence of the Blessing-- God Himself.

Before we can walk in our calling, we must first stand become barefoot onto holy ground.

Vulnerability, not performance, is the first step toward a real encounter with God.

In this episode, Pastor J.T. White unpacks the story of Saul’s downfall in 1 Samuel 15—a moment when obedience was filtered through personal preference. Saul followed God’s instructions… sort of. But selective obedience isn’t just a mistake—it’s a form of sabotage.