What is True Righteousness? What The Fourth Beatitude Really Means

In this episode of the Beatitudes Series, Inés Franklin teaches on what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness — a longing that goes deeper than behavior and reaches into the desires of the heart.

We often pursue satisfaction in temporary things: success, comfort, recognition, or control. But Jesus offers a different pathway to flourishing. He invites us to cultivate a holy hunger — a deep dependence on God that reshapes our priorities and transforms our character.

Righteousness in Scripture is not about perfectionism or self-effort. It is about alignment with God’s heart, justice, and Kingdom purposes. And when we pursue that alignment, Jesus promises something remarkable: we will be filled.

With biblical insight and practical reflection, Inés guides us to examine our spiritual appetites and consider what truly satisfies.

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