In Hungry for God to Show Up, Apostle Gregory Kelley delivers a piercing call to move beyond routine faith into a relationship marked by desperation for God’s presence. Rooted in Exodus 33, the sermon revisits Moses’ bold demand that if God’s presence does not go with His people, they refuse to move forward. This message confronts the sobering question, “Why have I been walking with You so long?” and challenges believers to examine whether they are truly pursuing God or simply settling for familiarity without intimacy. Through Romans 5, we are reminded that the love of God is poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, not earned through habit, but ignited through hunger.

The sermon reaches its spiritual climax with the truth of John 3:30. It is not about God increasing so that we can increase, but about us decreasing so that He can fully increase in our lives. Apostle Kelley warns through 1 Corinthians 11 that approaching God casually has consequences, and that honor, reverence, and repentance are still required in the presence of a holy God. This message is a wake up call for a church that wants God to move but must first make room for Him. Hunger is the doorway. Decrease is the posture. And God’s presence is the promise.

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