At the core of human existence is the desire to praise God by experiencing His eternal joy in His presence. Because of God's infinity, He does not have a physical human form; instead, our very existence is sustained within His divine presence. This truth underscores that every human experience since Creation has been ultimately shaped by God's sovereignty. It is also important to note that we do not always perceive God's work through direct, tangible evidence in everyday life. Instead, we experience the intrusion of eternity into our temporal world, influencing every part of our existence. This longing to encounter God arises from His self-revelation through His teachings, inviting us to listen attentively to the true gospel message. Even amid life's hardships, God's grace is evident, and through His Word, His Spirit awakens our senses on an eternal level: sight, touch, feeling, taste, and smell. The Holy Spirit works within us even before our conscious awareness begins, and through the enduring and powerful Word of God, this work continues. God's Word embodies divine truth, which is constantly renewed and fulfilled in our perception. We are filled with the richness of God's presence, and even reading a single scripture passage can connect us to the fullness of divine revelation. These words reflect God's perfect salvation plan and influence every part of our lives. When God speaks His saving Word into our hearts and interacts with us through our daily experiences, our innate desire for salvation is reignited. This divine message involves experiencing God's active presence—meeting our needs while knowing that He understands our desires and is aware of the specific circumstances in which He will fulfill them. As noted earlier, it is often when we find answers to our problems or solutions to our needs that we encounter God most deeply. However, God's meeting of our needs extends beyond simple satisfaction; it offers us a sense of salvation that transcends personal desires, rooted in accepting His gift of grace. Humans naturally seek after God, and through this pursuit, we come to truly know Him. To genuinely know God is to encounter the eternal within our innermost being, often experienced through moments of deep worship—times of adoration where we are fully conscious of God's presence in every aspect of our lives. This connection is not merely formed through external actions; rather, it flows from a sincere, heartfelt longing to commune with God.