Do you ever feel spiritually dry—like you’re pouring out but not being filled up? As Christian leaders, parents, or servants, it’s easy to get caught in the cycle of busyness, serving out of obligation instead of overflow. But that’s not what God intended. In this episode, Josh and Corina share their personal journey from burnout to breakthrough and practical ways to revive your secret place with the Lord. You’ll learn how to create consistent, grace-filled time with God, how to find connection instead of routine, and how to refill your soul so you can pour out from a place of abundance. It’s time to break shame, rediscover joy in God’s presence, and make your quiet time fun again. In This Episode You’ll Learn: Why spiritual dryness happens (and how to recognize it early) How to stop serving God for Him and start serving with Him The secret to consistency that isn’t rooted in guilt or perfection Why your “quiet time” doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s Creative ways to connect with God throughout your day How to feed your soul with things that bring life and joy The power of grace, habit, and the Holy Spirit to renew your fire Favorite Quotes: “We celebrate progress, not perfection. Never stop starting.”“Stop checking the box and start looking for connection.”“If you only talked to your spouse for 30 minutes a day, you wouldn’t call that intimacy—why do we treat God that way?”“God’s not mad that you fell asleep praying; He loves that you fell asleep in His arms.” Resources & Mentions: Transformed by Truth by Corina Greegor — practical ways to renew your mind with God’s Word 40 Days to Peace by Josh Greegor — daily devotions for overcoming fear, anxiety, and discouragement Coaching: Work with Us — build habits of intimacy with God and grow in your identity ️ Scriptures Referenced: James 4:8 — “Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.” Proverbs 4:23 — “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” Proverbs 25:2 — “It is the glory of God to conceal a matter; to search out a matter is the glory of kings.”