In Don’t Drift: How It Begins — Part 2, Reed and Jonathan continue the conversation about one of the quietest dangers in the Christian life: spiritual drift.

Drifting rarely happens overnight. More often, it begins with small moments of neglect—putting off time in God’s Word, allowing busyness to take priority, and slowly losing our appetite for the truth that keeps us anchored.

In this episode, Reed and Jonathan talk about the difference between simply having access to Scripture and actually hungering for it. They discuss why faith isn’t built in the middle of the storm—it’s revealed there—and why the strength we need when life gets hard is developed during the ordinary, faithful days of walking with God.

They also get practical about how to return when you realize you’ve drifted: open God’s Word, start simple, ask God to teach you, and take the next step of obedience.

This week’s challenge: For the next seven days, before checking your phone, social media, news, or email, spend time in God’s Word. Ask two simple questions: What does this teach me about God? and What should I do because of what I just read?

And remember: The Foundry is not a replacement for the local church. Find a faithful, Bible-teaching, gospel-preaching church. Get connected. Serve. Build relationships. Grow alongside other believers.

You were not made to drift. You were forged for a purpose.