"Lord, I Lift Up My Soul" — A Cry from the Depths of Spiritual Drought | Psalm 86:4

Have you ever walked through a season where your soul feels bone dry, your prayers feel empty, and your heart is too weary to sing? You're not alone.

In this deeply moving video, we open with a heartfelt reading of Psalm 86:4: "Bring joy to your servant, for to you, Lord, I lift up my soul." This is not just David’s cry—it’s the cry of every believer who has ever felt exhausted, forgotten, or spiritually drained.

King David didn’t write this verse from a mountaintop of victory. He wrote it from the valley of desperation. And just like him, we too can learn how to boldly and honestly lift our empty souls to the only One who can restore, renew, and revive.

This message dives deep into:
What it truly means to "lift up your soul" to God
The difference between temporary happiness and enduring, divine joy
Why spiritual weariness is not a sign of failure but a gateway to God's presence
A powerful prayer for those walking through a dry, weary season of the soul

You’ll also hear a heartfelt intercessory prayer for people from all walks of life—mothers, fathers, young people, leaders, the lonely, the burned out, and the forgotten—anyone who needs the joy of the Lord to refresh their spirit.

Let this be more than a video. Let it be a moment where heaven touches your soul.

📖 Scripture Reference:
Psalm 86:4 – “Bring joy to your servant, for to you, Lord, I lift up my soul.”

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