Rooted for the Long Haul

In this episode, we dig deeper into what it means to be truly rooted in Christ—not just for the good days, but for the storms, dry seasons, and cultural chaos of modern life. Building off the story of John the Baptist and King Herod in Mark 6, we explore how shallow faith fears the truth, while deep-rooted faith stands firm.

Pastor Scott offers an honest, challenging look at how American Christianity has often traded depth for platform, and how many voices today—especially pastors, politicians, and influencers—have more visibility than character. We’ll talk about how to cultivate enduring faith, confront shallow cultural soil, and rediscover the power of a connected, rooted community of believers.

It’s not flashy. It’s not always comfortable. But it’s real—and it’s how we bear lasting fruit.