I want to talk to those of you that might feel spiritually stuck in your faith. You want to believe God

for more, and yet you're just experiencing so much of the same. Maybe there's a part of you that

genuinely desires, like, more spiritual growth and more spiritual passion and more spiritual impact. And yet what you

get is more of what you just had, more of the same. And you may feel a little bit left out

spiritually. You may feel a little bit behind. You may feel like you're living below who you know that God created you to be.

And it's not that you don't care, you actually do care. Some of you, you've been like me

at different seasons of my life where you're genuinely praying and seeking God, but your prayers

don't really feel effective. Or you're reading the Bible and you're wanting to hear from

God, but sometimes his voice just seems distance. Sometimes you're worshiping God and you really want

to feel his presence, but you just can't seem to feel him. So what do you do? Well, you just keep

plowing through life. Somebody say, I'm just plowing. You can type in the

comment section. Say it again, I'm just plowing. I'm foreshadowing where we're going in the

message. If you feel spiritually stagnant, I honestly believe that this message series could be genuinely life-changing

for you. Some people will look back and say, during this time, this series, God worked in

my life in a way that made me completely different. What we're going to do is we're going to

study the Old Testament prophet, Elisha, a guy who was in his early

20s, and he was stuck plowing through life. Literally, that was his job. He was plowing on the family

farm. Every single day, work in the same fields. Same dirt, same job day after day. But little did he know,

just like for many of you, God had something really special for him. When he was plowing through

life, God saw more in him than just a guy working on a farm. In fact, this ordinary guy became one of the

greatest prophets in all of the Bible, and yet he spent years stuck behind a plow. In a very

similar way, for some of you, you may feel stuck right now spiritually, or you feel stuck

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