In the journey of life, sometimes a Christian may have a season of lukewarm faith, and the Lord sees the problem. Nothing is hidden from Him. But we must always trust that the Lord knows how to deliver His elect from spiritual lethargy. He also knows our frames, our failings, our weaknesses, as well as our fallen nature. He may use the rod of correction, discipline us in a measured way, or allow our sins to bring us to a low point. But we trust Him. We know He loves us. We know when we have a lukewarm faith, and we know when we have wandered. Yet, if we have not completely lost our faith, although we have grieved the Holy Spirit, it is likely the Lord has not finished working in us, the Holy Spirit has not abandoned us, and we will be saved. To give up, to show less mercy than God, is a misguided and unrighteous act. The church must always carry the water, plant the seed, uplift the weak members. All of us are capable of having a weak faith at one time or another, and that is why the grace of God abounds and applies to us, as well as others.