Today's question is about quarantine habits.

We've all had a lot of time at home this year, and this is a searching question from a young

woman who wants to know what her quarantine entertainment habits revealed about the state

of her own soul.

Here's for email.

Hello, Pastor John.

It has taken this period of total pandemic locked down for me to realize that I don't read

the Bible and pray when I'm stressed out.

I had never noticed that all I do is eat, sleep, and watch movies in my most stressful times.

This is exactly what I did in the first two weeks of quarantine.

I thought it would change, but after months, I still have found little time to commune with

God.

It's more scary, sad, and I'm really unhappy and tired.

My question is this.

If I went so long without communion with God in this season of anxiousness, does this

mean I don't really love or trust God to begin with?

I'm going to break that into two questions.

One is, I think the least we can say is that your experience in the last two months has

shown that you do not love and trust God the way you should.

My question is, why would I say that?

Why is there a correlation between eating and sleeping and movie watching and saying,

you haven't trusted and loved God the way you should?

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