In this episode, we dive into Romans 1:16–17 and confront a tension every believer feels: What happens when the world you step into makes you question who you are? From wearing a “golf fit” from Kohl’s to trying to code-switch your faith to fit the crowd, shame quietly pressures us to adjust what God has already settled. But Paul reminds us—the gospel is not something we shrink back from. It is the power of God that saves, strengthens, and reshapes us from the inside out.

We explore how salvation gives confidence—not the kind you take, but the kind you receive through perseverance. We walk “The Way,” a road marked by God’s righteousness, not cultural Christianity or customizable beliefs. In a world where 69% claim Christianity yet only 6% live from a biblical worldview, this conversation calls us back to Scripture, back to conviction, and back to the power we were baptized into.

This message exposes the idols of our age—ideas, not statues—and challenges the temptation to modify our faith to match the moment. When shame pushes you off the road and doubt creeps in, how do you hold fast? How do you live by faith, not just claim it?

If you’ve ever wondered whether you fit, whether you’re enough, or whether your faith still stands in a culture of compromise, this episode reminds you: the righteous will live by faith—and the faithful hold fast even when the masses don’t.