Feeling spiritually meh: causes, experiences, and ways through

• Have you ever felt spiritually meh, what does it feel like, and how do you get out of it?

The main discussion: what it means to feel "spiritually meh" — not rebelling against God, but not wanting to do the prayer, Bible reading, and other connecting practices you know are good. One host compares it to an exercise regimen you know works but stop wanting to do, and argues the consequence is higher than skipping leg day: you become less attuned to the Holy Spirit's work and stop noticing what God is doing. Another host describes his steady-with-a-slight-incline personality with occasional peaks and valleys, using the spouse analogy — you still love your wife during a busy season, you just drift and need to recalibrate. The guest Cody says intentionality is what brings him back, confessing he gets lost in Bible words and quits because he feels dumb, and that he has to get past needing to understand everything before moving on. Other threads: self-fulfilling separation when expected results don't appear; a host's worry that feeling meh drives people to embrace the wrong side of reformed theology — "maybe John Calvin was right, some of us are out, maybe I'm not in"; Nathaniel's answer that he gets out when someone gives him a kick in the behind; the "unroof the roof" story (Mark 2) about a host who showed up for people without realizing it was a roof-tearing moment; the reminder that feelings get a seat at the table but don't get to run the meeting; and a teaser for next week — David's confusing claims in 2 Samuel 22 plus musical guests Jeff Arendelle, Dirk Von Steen, and a Miss Triplet.