Today, we explore the concept of laziness, especially in West Kentucky, considering how work ethic is highly valued and laziness is often seen as a serious fault. We recognize laziness as an unwillingness to work or put effort into necessary tasks, but also note that diligence applies to many areas of life beyond just earning a wage, including spiritual and family responsibilities. We discuss the importance of prioritizing our limited energy wisely, balancing work, family, and spiritual growth. While enjoyment and passion fuel diligence, purpose remains key even when pleasure wanes. We distinguish laziness from necessary rest, emphasizing rest’s role in renewing us for faithful service. Finally, we encourage grace toward others, acknowledging that what might look like laziness externally may actually be intentional, diligent care within unseen areas like family life.