Hi Daenvgiell,
I have to take a different approach here and say, Don't just 'keep doing what you are doing' and hope it will work out. There is a saying, 'the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result'.
I had a problem a while ago where I got into some bad patterns and associations with my beliefs. I felt that I was always stuffing up spiritually and the guilt would just kill me, to the point that it drove me away from church for a while (not beliefs wise I still completely believed, I just needed time to clear my head and realise where these feelings were coming from and why I was experienceng them). Once I dealt with them I felt free to move forward and do my best without beating myself up with guilt and shame for things I did that weren't up to my standards (we all stuff up after all). I got quite depressed and experienced the feelings of ‘I’m doing the things I’m supposed to, but I still don’t feel anything.’
I was doing all the 'stuff' that you say you were doing, but I had lost that personal connection to Christ because of all the 'doing'. I think they were refered to as 'religious hobbies' by Joseph F. Smith and we are warned against them. Doing things for the sake of doing them solves no issue, they just cover up what is underneath, you need to have the right heart in doing those activities for you to benefit from them (I’m not saying not to do them, I’m just saying what you may need, could be beyond just doing those activities, if they lack meaning to you at the moment)
You have to find out What The Gospel means to you personally, Find Christ and what He done for you and make it personal, Find ways that you can celebrate God that create an emotional connection to Him. Find your own personal Relationship with Him, and
then, also 'Do the things you are doing'. It is a relationship that constantly needs to be worked on, because as we change our needs and perceptions change.
For me I started writing to get feelings out, I listened to more uplifting worship music. I watched the passion of the Christ which absolutely broke my heart and helped me appreciate Christ even more personally, I prayed many times a day even when It didn’t feel like anyone was listening. Here are a couple of poems I wrote that helped me to understand how I was feeling and get it out:
When you feel alone, like no one is there
If the world -for you- doesn’t have a care
Like you’re twisting and turning, being led down
Chained and yoked, pulled by wrists bound
There is time you’ll take to become free through love
A quiet whisper in your heart, a sweet word to above
An Infinite mercy that ‘I’ care beyond words
A quiet reassurance you will always be heard.
Never turn your back, never give up the fight,
You will fall, ‘I’ will catch you I will be your light,
To help you to guide you never lead you astray
One day to come home, Forever to stay.
Here is another:
Lord, we send praises, to You on high
So far beyond us, Too holy to see.
Yet you came down amongst us so humble with love,
To teach us to guide us to reach for above
How could you have done this? It doesn’t seem fair,
That One so Glorious, our Heavy burdens should bear.
I can’t comprehend how you were treated this way:
Rebellious and sinful, Contempt and hate.
These things you withstood for us, so that we may be saved,
I yearn to comprehend your sacrifice each day.
To hold it, to cherish it, to relieve me from pain,
To clutch it so tightly, never waste it in vain.
Many times he has changed me, when I was in my hardest trials, It was at the end of myself, the very end, But I was always ready and waiting for his help, He has always stepped in and taken over, but every time it took something more, above and beyond, what I was 'doing' to get me through and out the otherside. Hope this helps in some way