Somewhere we confused contentment with casualness. We called small holy. We called hard work striving. And we stopped striking the ground.

In this episode, Evangelist Robert Martin makes the case that if God is great, serving him in mediocrity is a contradiction. Commissioned to greatness isn't about ambition. It's about faithfulness, perseverance, and the resilience to get back up and go again.

He Got Saved Scrolling Instagram. Then He Went to Make Jesus Go Viral. Evangelist Robert Martin sits down with his friend Jeremy for a conversation about authentic faith, getting planted in a local church, and what it looks like when an ordinary person just gives God their yes.

Not "I never knew of you." He knows of everyone. The question is whether he knows you. The real you. The one he died for.

Jesus said many will stand before him on that day pointing to miracles, ministries, and mountains moved in his name. And he will say, depart from me.

In this episode, Evangelist Robert Martin unpacks one of the most sobering passages in Scripture and asks the question we don't ask nearly enough. Are you known by God, or just busy for him?

Identity equals access, progress, and possession. Whoever controls how you see yourself controls what you walk into and what you walk away from. So who actually gets to define you?

Evangelist Robert Martin joins Ilya Staroverov for a conversation on identity, why self-perception isn't the same as reality, and how God names people before he ever uses them.

A people without a heritage are easily persuaded. And a generation that doesn't know where it came from won't know where it's going.

In this episode, Evangelist Robert Martin traces the unbroken chain of faith from Abraham to Azusa Street to right now, and calls this generation to stop rejecting the past and start running the race that was handed to them.

Obedience without connection isn't intimacy. And performance without love isn't faith. Sometimes God isn't asking for more from you. He's asking you to let him love you.

Evangelist Robert Martin sits down with his longtime friend C.J. Hodge, worship leader and father of 11, to talk about what foster care and adoption taught him about the orphan spirit, performative Christianity, and what it actually means to belong to God.

An entire generation has been told they deserve better, they are enough, and that Jesus died to improve their self-esteem. The gospel says something different.

In this episode, Evangelist Robert Martin works through worth, identity, deserving, and gratitude to show why the healthiest place you can stand is not "I am enough" but "I am his."

The transmitter is transmitting. The question is whether your receiver is on.

In this episode, Evangelist Robert Martin breaks down how God speaks, why so many believers struggle to hear him, and what it actually looks like to tune your inner ear to his voice.

You heard him once. You can hear him again.