We explore how easy it is to be “distracted by doing” for God while missing the invitation to simply remain with Jesus. Drawing from the story of Mary and Martha, John 15’s call to abide and bear fruit, and the honest struggle of walking through a “dark night of the soul,” Josh wrestles with questions of rest, action, pruning, and spiritual discomfort and invites us to see intentionality not as controlling outcomes, but as cooperating with the Holy Spirit in both stillness and obedience, even when feelings, certainty, and obvious results are stripped away.