What if the biggest distraction in your life isn’t something bad, but something good?

In this short episode, we confront a quiet but powerful reality: it’s possible to stay busy with meaningful things, serving in church, pursuing goals, caring for others, and maintaining spiritual routines, while slowly drifting from the voice and leadership of God. Together, we reflect on how good things can subtly take God’s place when we stop asking, “Lord, is this what You’re leading me to do right now?”

This episode invites you to pause, examine what is shaping your focus, and return to a posture of humble surrender. You’ll be encouraged to shift from self-driven living to God-centered living, where your heart aligns with His presence, your decisions flow from His guidance, and your life reflects His glory instead of your own.

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