Let’s be honest. Sometimes you’re not drifting, you’re just drained.
You still believe.
You still love Jesus.
But deep down, you’re worn out.
Spiritually. Emotionally. Even physically.
It’s not that you’ve walked away. You’re just running on fumes.
And if that’s where you are right now, let this be your reminder:
Spiritual fatigue is real. But it doesn’t get the final word.
Even Jesus got tired.
He withdrew from the crowds.
He rested.
He prayed.
He let His soul breathe.
Isaiah 40:29 says, “He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.”
So what do you do when you’re spiritually tired?
Don’t isolate, lean in.
The enemy loves to convince you to pull back. But this is when you need your people the most.Don’t pretend, be real.
You don’t have to fake fire when you’re just trying to keep a spark alive. God meets you in your honesty.Don’t stop showing up.
Show up to prayer, even when you don’t know what to say.
Show up to worship, even if you feel empty.
Show up to the Word, even if it feels quiet.
Being spiritually tired isn’t a sign of weakness.
It’s often a sign that you’ve been fighting the good fight.
Rest if you need to. But don’t quit.
God isn’t disappointed in your weariness.
He’s ready to meet you in it.