"When You’re Spiritually Dry" by Emerson Brown

291 | Seven Sermon Summer Surfin’ Spectacular | Find Hope and Refreshment Surf's up for another entry in our Seven Sermon Summer Surfin' Spectacular! This week, guest speaker Emerson Brown joins us to tackle a deeply relatable reality every Christian faces: seasons of spiritual drought. When prayer feels like a routine, worship lacks spark, and Sunday mornings feel exhausting rather than refreshing, it’s easy to worry that our faith is slipping away. Drawing from the raw emotional landscape of Psalm 42, Emerson shows why feeling dry isn't a sign of lost faith — it's an invitation to honest lament. From learning how to speak truth back to our own downcast hearts to discovering spiritual survival tips from backyard squirrels navigating ten inches of snow, this lesson equips us to stay anchored in faithful routines until the rain returns. The Big Idea: Spiritual droughts are a natural part of walking with God, and experiencing them is not a sign of failed faith. Show Notes Westfield church of Christ (WEBSITE) Panting for the Living God (PASSAGE) Thirsting in a Dry and Weary Land (PASSAGE) Walking by Faith, Not by Sight (PASSAGE) Streams of Living Water (PASSAGE) Support the Show