We all love the mountaintop experiences of faith—those moments when God feels undeniably close, prayers are answered instantly, and our path seems crystal clear. These spiritual highs are invigorating; they provide us with a panoramic view of God's goodness and fill our lungs with the fresh air of hope. Naturally, we want to stay there. We want to set up camp and live in that state of elevation forever. However, the reality of our spiritual journey is that we cannot always live on the peak. Between every mountain range lies a valley, and often, that is where we find ourselves waiting.