In this week’s episode, I open up about distractions, stress, and what it feels like to drift from God without even realizing it. After a long, overwhelming week of exams and responsibilities, I found myself struggling to focus, praying for direction, and feeling mentally and spiritually drained. So instead of forcing a topic, I talk honestly about the reality of distraction — how it creeps in, why it feels so fulfilling in the moment, and how easily the world can pull us away from what actually sustains us. We dig into why certain habits, temptations, and “fun paths” look appealing at first but leave us empty, and how God patiently waits for us to turn around and come home. I share the story of the Prodigal Son, the idea of “worldly agonists” that mimic fulfillment, and the importance of recognizing when we’re living a double life or trying to fill spiritual gaps with temporary fixes. Most importantly, this episode is about remembering that you are never too far gone. No matter how long you’ve been distracted or how deep you’ve wandered, God is still near, still listening, and still ready to welcome you with open arms. Whether you feel burnt out, guilty, overwhelmed, or spiritually distant, this conversation reminds you that coming home starts with just one step — one honest cry for help.