Why is it that so often after a real spiritual breakthrough you end up having a really bad day the next day?
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I can identify. In fact, I sometimes (read recently) feel that my best efforts at time spent with the Lord in the morning, are met by some of the most disastrous failings spiritually throughout the rest of the day. Go figure. My guess is that the enemy is not asleep at the wheel.