When You Don't Want to Do Anything (Psalm 42:5): Prisoners of Hope Series #2

One of the realities of the Christian life that is often misunderstood is the presence of spiritual dryness.

There are times when we feel vibrant, when prayer is easy, when the Word of God leaps off the page and grips our hearts. There are seasons when obedience flows naturally, when the fire of devotion burns bright, and when we feel a deep sense of intimacy with the Lord.

But… there are also times when none of that seems to be true. There are seasons in the Christian life when we simply don’t want to do anything.

• We don’t want to read the Bible.
• We don’t want to pray.
• We don’t want to fight sin.
• We don’t even want to go through the motions.

The fire we once had seems to have burned low, and we feel spiritually dull, tired, and numb.

This is not uncommon. In fact, this kind of struggle is woven throughout the pages of Scripture.

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