In Session Two of The WKND, Derrick challenges his audience to move beyond a superficial faith and honestly evaluate the foundation of their lives. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus in Luke 6, he contrasts the person who builds their life on the solid rock of obedience and true transformation with the person who builds on sand, seeking only temporary emotional highs or "feel-good moments." Derrick shares a personal story of ignoring his grandfather’s rules and the subsequent "crash" to illustrate that simply hearing God’s word without acting on it leads to spiritual collapse. He emphasizes that a legacy of faith requires the hard work of "digging deep"—sacrificing time, effort, and pride—to ensure one's hope is rooted in the blood of Jesus rather than in human comparison or past mistakes. By inviting the audience to reflect on whether their lives show actual change, Derrick concludes with a call to commitment, urging them to decide if they are standing on a firm foundation or a crumbling one.