How do I get out of the spiritual rut I'm in?
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Have you ever felt like your faith has slipped into autopilot?
You’re praying, but distracted. Reading Scripture, but it’s not landing. Church is good, but something feels off.
If that’s you, you’re not alone.
We all hit seasons where our spiritual life needs a reset.
Joe Warton is a writer, researcher and coach and he joined Lydia Bennett to unpack what a spiritual rut really is, how to recognise it and the simple, practical ways to bring your faith back to life as we head into a new season.
Released on 31 Mar 2026
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