Famine in Zion

In a time of unprecedented access to gospel resources, many members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are experiencing a profound lack of spiritual nourishment. Across wards and stakes, a growing number of active and lifelong Saints are quietly confronting a sense of detachment from church engagement. Despite outward faithfulness, many attend week after week without being filled-wrestling privately with a loss of inspiration and wondering why personal revelation feels increasingly distant.

Without deep, sustained encounters with scripture, spiritual vitality fades, and even the most devoted disciples can feel spiritually malnourished. This is a reverent reckoning-a plea from within the fold for a return to substance, scripture, and spiritually sincere discipleship. It affirms the Restoration, sustains Church leadership, and upholds the gospel of Jesus Christ as the most vital message on earth. But it also warns that without a renewed commitment to the scriptures, the Saints may be walking through a spiritual famine without recognizing it.

This book is for those who have often left Sunday meetings still hungry. It is for those made to feel guilty for "not getting anything out of church." And it is for those who cannot quite explain why their faith feels hollow despite their abundant faithfulness.