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What happens when someone chooses to put Jesus first — in a room where faith isn’t expected?

In this episode of The Jesus Effect, Steve McLane reflects on a powerful moment from the Grammys, when Jelly Roll boldly confessed his faith in Jesus on one of the world’s biggest stages. That moment left the room both inspired and uncomfortable — and it reminds us why the name of Jesus still carries power today.

This episode explores:

• Why saying “Jesus” feels different than vague spiritual language
• Why bold faith often makes rooms uncomfortable
• What Jesus Himself said about confessing Him before others
• How your everyday spaces — work, family, friendships — can become your own “stage”
• How small, loving moments of boldness can carry eternal weight

You don’t need a microphone or a spotlight to live bold faith. Sometimes all it takes is the courage to say His name — with love, humility, and truth.

If you’ve ever felt the nudge to speak about Jesus… and hesitated — this episode is for you.

 Listen, reflect, and be encouraged to put Jesus first — even when the room gets quiet.

This episode of The Jesus Effect was written and hosted by me, Steve McLane.
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Until next time — stay rooted in faith and be the light.

And remember, when you encounter Him - you experience change.

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