“I need Thee, oh I need Thee, every hour I need Thee…”
Ever sung those words but felt nothing?Ever sat in church, heard a powerful sermon, watched people around you lift their hands in worship… and felt absolutely disconnected?
Ever prayed and wondered if your words were just bouncing off the ceiling?
Ever felt like you’re going through the motions of faith, but it’s just… hollow?You pray, but the words feel empty.
You read the Bible, but it’s just words on a page.
It’s not that you don’t believe. It’s not that you’ve turned away. It’s just that—somewhere along the way—faith started to feel… empty.
And if that’s where you are, you’re not alone.
You show up to church, but your heart’s not in it.
And deep down, you wonder:
"Is something wrong with me?"
"Did I lose my faith?"
"Where is God in all of this?"
If you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not crazy, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not a “bad Christian.”
Faith isn’t always fireworks and mountaintop moments. Sometimes, it’s a slow, quiet walk through a spiritual desert.
In fact, some of the greatest people of faith have walked through this very struggle.
So… what do you do when faith feels empty?
When the passion is gone? When all you have left is routine?
Let’s talk about it.