If someone asked you to describe what has happened in your life so far, what would you say? You might talk about the day you were born. You might talk about the day you got married or had kids. Maybe you'd talk about your grandfather's death who was very influential to you. Maybe there was one small event that you can point to that changed the course of your life. Maybe you can pick a day of extreme joy or a day of extreme sorrow.

What if someone asked you to describe your life on July 19th, 2011 at 3:13PM? If you have to ask yourself, what happened on that date and at that time it probably wasn't anything too significant. Were you a Christian on that date? Were you probably at work or school? Were you blowing up on a co-working, gossiping about the boss, stressing over a test?

Most of our lives aren't characterized by peaks and valleys of elation and woe. Most of our lives are a plateau of normalcy. How is your spiritual walk during those times? Oh sure, your Christian walk is important during the high highs and the low lows. But is your walk consistent when you're typing numbers into a spreadsheet or being encourage to just say one bad thing about a person. If we choose to only rely on God to be there for the ups and downs, we are not making Him Lord of all.

Today, Pastor John Samuel Barnett asks us to examine our spiritual life and ask ourselves - is it quenched? Is it dull in the plateaus of life?

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