Intersection TV: Surviving a Spiritual Drought

Spectrum Staff | August 10, 2009

Have you ever felt like God isn’t with you? In “Surviving a Spiritual Drought” our panelists talk about their own experiences with spiritual drought, the pain of not feeling God’s presence and the joy of finally realizing He is with us, even through our darkest times.

Surviving a Spiritual Drought from Intersection on Vimeo.

Featured Panelists: Chris Blake: professor of English and communication, Union College; Ron Flowers: co-director of Family Ministries, Adventist world church; Kendra Haloviak: assistant professor of religion, La Sierra University

From Intersection.

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