Justin McRoberts tackles a listener’s question about whether fasting and religious practices should remain private or if public expressions of faith serve a greater purpose. He challenges the idea that faith must be pure and perfect to be valid, arguing that seeking perfection often leads to disconnection and disillusionment. Drawing from personal stories—particularly his experiences as a pastor—Justin reflects on the beauty of shared, imperfect religious practice and how embracing our limitations allows for deeper, more meaningful connections with others.