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We eat at all kinds of tables throughout our day - the kitchen counter, our desk at work, even in the driver's seat between errands. We're constantly feeding our bodies with snacks and meals, but how often do we feed our souls the same way? There's a hunger that food can't touch, and prayer isn't just something we should do - it's somewhere we get to go.

We constantly feed our bodies throughout the day - grabbing snacks, sipping drinks, eating meals. But how often do we feed our souls with the same intentionality? There's a hunger that food can't touch, and prayer isn't just something we should do - it's somewhere we get to go.

Have you ever felt surrounded on all sides with no way out? That desperate feeling where every option seems to lead to the same dead end? This is exactly where we find four unlikely heroes in the Old Testament - four men with leprosy who would become the bearers of incredible good news to a starving city.

Have you ever experienced something so incredible that you couldn't keep it to yourself? Maybe you discovered an amazing restaurant and immediately started texting friends about it, or heard a song that you had to share before it was even finished playing. When something truly impacts us, we naturally want to share it with others.

Life is full of pressure. We face pressure at work, at home, with our families, and even in our faith. But what happens when that pressure builds up? Do we retreat like foxes to their dens, or do we rise above it like birds to their nests? More importantly, when life gets tough, do those around us who are far from God see the hope we have in Jesus?