Periods of staleness in the life are not inevitable but they are common. He is a rare Christian who has not experienced times of spiritual dullness when the relish has gone out of his heart and the enjoyment of living has diminished greatly or departed altogether.\u2026 One often-unsuspected cause of staleness is fatigue. Shakespeare said something to the effect that no man could be a philosopher when he had a toothache, and while it is possible to be a weary saint, it is scarcely possible to be weary and feel<\/i> saintly; and it is our want of feeling that we are considering here. The Christian who gets tired in the work of the Lord and stays tired without relief beyond a reasonable time will go stale. The fact that he grew weary by toiling in the Lord\u2019s vineyard will not make his weariness any less real. Our Lord knew this and occasionally took His disciples aside for a rest.<\/p>\n
Isaiah 40:29\u201331; Matthew 11:28\u201330; Galatians 6:9<\/p>\n
That Incredible Christian,<\/i> 129, 130.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Periods of staleness in the life are not inevitable but they are common. He is a rare Christian who has not experienced times of spiritual dullness when the relish has gone out of his heart and the enjoyment of living has diminished greatly or departed altogether.\u2026 One often-unsuspected cause of staleness is fatigue. Shakespeare said … Continue reading “STALENESS;
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