Sep 21, 2026 · 41 min · 10 segments
What does “faith over fear” really mean—and who are we putting our faith in? In Episode 37 of the 9941 PODCAST, Granger and the guys explore biblical faith, the fear of God, and the difference between…
Anthony LayHost
Parker SmithHost
Tyler SmithHost
Granger SmithHost
Well, our fall launch that we've been working on at Yiyi is releasing, I guess has just released this past Friday.

And it kind of had me thinking, I was like, should this not be the theme of the launch because it's so... common.

And then I thought, well, maybe it is a good opportunity for us to kind of clarify some of these kind of Christian values, taglines, sayings that are surfacing around the culture becoming popular in this day and age.

And then for us to kind of like sit back and be like, faith in what and fear of what.

And there's just like into, in today's world, I just think there's like a very generic optimism and kind of just a generalized belief in the existence of God.

And I think that that's overall better than a society that outright rejects the existence of God.

Like I want to be clear, like there's good things about this like nominal Christianity that we've talked about in the past, but like, it's also not the whole truth.

I was thinking about how like I've been working on like a lot of the stuff that just released for like a year.

and he said that there was an award show like a year ago with jelly roll and jelly roll says like something along the lines of i couldn't do anything with i just want to say i couldn't do anything without jesus and he was like i want to take his like what he said as sincere but then he said i just noticed that it then panned to reba mcintyre in the crowd who was like overwhelmingly applauding and reba being one of the most outspoken advocates for the lgbtq community known for saying that um you know, something along the lines of God bless those men in high heels.



And so it's interesting to think about, and then I'll shut up and get off my soapbox here, but...


Well, our fall launch that we've been working on at Yiyi is releasing, I guess has just released this past Friday.

And it kind of had me thinking, I was like, should this not be the theme of the launch because it's so... common.

And then I thought, well, maybe it is a good opportunity for us to kind of clarify some of these kind of Christian values, taglines, sayings that are surfacing around the culture becoming popular in this day and age.

And then for us to kind of like sit back and be like, faith in what and fear of what.

And there's just like into, in today's world, I just think there's like a very generic optimism and kind of just a generalized belief in the existence of God.

And I think that that's overall better than a society that outright rejects the existence of God.

Like I want to be clear, like there's good things about this like nominal Christianity that we've talked about in the past, but like, it's also not the whole truth.

I was thinking about how like I've been working on like a lot of the stuff that just released for like a year.

and he said that there was an award show like a year ago with jelly roll and jelly roll says like something along the lines of i couldn't do anything with i just want to say i couldn't do anything without jesus and he was like i want to take his like what he said as sincere but then he said i just noticed that it then panned to reba mcintyre in the crowd who was like overwhelmingly applauding and reba being one of the most outspoken advocates for the lgbtq community known for saying that um you know, something along the lines of God bless those men in high heels.



And so it's interesting to think about, and then I'll shut up and get off my soapbox here, but...

The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.