Conviction, Complacency, and Coming Back To God

In this episode, I get real about something we don’t talk about enough: the quiet seasons. Not the storm, not the warfare, the peace. The moments when life is so calm that you start wondering, “God… am I still in Your good graces? Did I fall off? Is this peace or complacency?”

I open up about the way God answered an unspoken prayer and led me straight to the book of Malachi, a book I didn’t even know I needed. Through conviction, honesty, and a whole lot of grace, God reminded me that spiritual health requires maintenance, not perfection… and that peace is not the absence of His presence.

We talk about:

• Drifting from God when life feels “too good”

• The danger of offering God half-hearted worship

• Why complacency creeps in when trials calm down

• How Malachi calls us to faithfulness, repentance, and excellence

• Why God deserves our best — not our leftovers

• And how the Lord lovingly draws us back when we drift

Scriptures referenced include:

• Malachi 1–4

• Matthew 7:21

Devotional Scriptures:

• James 4:8

• Psalm 139:23–24

If you’ve ever felt empty in the middle of peace, or realized you’ve been giving God the “leftovers” of your worship, this is your episode. God is calling us higher — not out of fear, but out of love. He always answers the heart that seeks Him, even when the prayer isn’t spoken out loud.

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