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Beneath all we see, beneath our very breath, is a Yearning. One who longs to meet the deepest ache of our hearts—who has made us for Himself. In a world saturated by the pursuit of pleasure, where desire is bought and sold as a commodity, Thirsting invites us to discover its True North. Homing this deep ache in the trinitarian life of God Himself, Strahan teaches on how allow our very human burning to draw us into a life of vital, loving and intimate union with its Creator. Discover the Origin of your thirst, the hope within your yearning, the invitation pulsing beneath all the cosmos to be ever more caught up into God.

“Deep souls in an era of distraction are a vanishing species. Even rarer are those few deep souls who can lovingly invite us away from our diversions into life with God. My friend Strahan is one of our modern- day desert fathers. A quiet, wise voice in a world of noise. If you want to hear God, follow this teacher, read this book, say yes to this path—the true path of prayer”

— John Mark Comer, New York Times bestselling author and founder of Practicing The Way.

“In poetic prose, Strahan Coleman strings together a compelling picture of prayer that is equally melodic and earthy—widening the eyes in wonder, enflaming the heart with desire, and also somehow staying grounded enough to embody in practice. Thirsting reads like a book that’s been lived deeply prior to being written, and that sort of book, while sadly a rarity, carries the most potent message.”

— Tyler Staton, Leader of Bridgetown Church & 24-7 Prayer US.

“Strahan is a modern-day mystic, inviting the church to sink deeper into the mystery of love found in a triune God and to join him as a fellow mystic, deepening our experience and understanding of that love. This book stirred me, called me home, and acted as a portal into God’s presence. All who are thirsty, come and read!”

— Sam Harvey, BMin, national coordinator of 24–7 Prayer New Zealand and pastor of Bay Vineyard Church.