What if the most important part of your spiritual life isn’t the spark but what happens after it fades? This week we talk mercy over judgment, why the high doesn’t last, and how faith actually deepens when feelings level out. We start with simple joys and move into the uncomfortable truth: it’s easier to spot faults in others than to guard our own heart.

We explore the “novelty cycle," the thrill, the peak, and the adaptation. We examine how boredom can trick us into thinking we’ve backslidden. Instead, stability might be the strongest sign of growth. 

In this episode we discuss:
• mercy as the antidote to judgment and hypocrisy
• blessings that become stumbling blocks when desire outruns wisdom
  • consistency and obedience as fuel for lasting fire
• guarding the heart from drift and deceit
• how God uses stability to grow faithfulness

If you’ve felt the drift after a spiritual high or wondered why the spark won’t stay lit, this episode offers clarity, challenge, and real hope. You’re not stuck; you’re learning to be stable.

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