Obeying God rarely trends. Do it anyway.

Doing the right thing is usually quiet, occasionally unpopular, and almost never rewarded in the moment. If your sense of whether a choice was correct depends on recognition, obedience will start looking like a bad trade, because the visible return on it is frequently nothing at all. That silence is normal rather than a sign you misheard.

Make the next quiet decision without telling anyone. Notice the urge for it to be seen, and let that urge pass without acting on it. What is built in unwitnessed choices tends to hold better than what was built for an audience.