The Hungry Have No Manners

What happens when our appetite for God becomes stronger than our concern about appearances? In The Hungry Have No Manners, Evangelist W.T. Elliott uses the familiar urgency of physical hunger to describe a soul reaching for God's presence.

Beginning with Luke 1:53, he contrasts spiritual fullness with the emptiness that can remain beneath a busy or outwardly successful life. Everyday illustrations and his own conversion experience lead into an invitation to receive the Holy Ghost and respond wholeheartedly in worship.

Elliott also considers Solomon's search for satisfaction and the enduring importance of honoring God. His appeal reaches beyond one service: believers are encouraged to make room for personal prayer and keep their spiritual appetite alive.

A message for listeners seeking renewed hunger, heartfelt worship, and fresh commitment to God. This original recording includes the sermon, extended worship, and closing service remarks. Full message MP3 download.