A New Brother in Christ

• 🏈 Colton McKivitz, an offensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers, shares his journey to faith and baptism.
• 🤝 He was introduced to Jase Robertson through a mutual acquaintance, leading to a Bible study and baptism at Jase's home.
• 🏊‍♂️ The baptism took place in Jase's pool on a cold, rainy night, a powerful moment for Colton and his father, who was also baptized.

The Path to Faith

• 🎧 Colton first heard about baptism on the "Unashamed" podcast while folding laundry, a moment that resonated deeply with him.
• 🗣️ He was inspired by the podcast's discussion on the importance of baptism and the simplicity of Jesus.
• 💡 A pivotal moment occurred when his teammate and quarterback, Brock Purdy, expressed his readiness to go to heaven, prompting Colton to examine his own faith.

Brock Purdy's Influence

• 🌟 Brock Purdy, a vocal Christian, shared his faith and perspective on the end times with Colton.
• 💬 Their conversation in the training room, alongside a coach, highlighted the difference between knowing about God and having a relationship with Him.
• 🎯 Purdy's eagerness to meet his maker served as a catalyst for Colton to take his faith seriously and act upon it.

Overcoming Adversity in the NFL

• 📉 Colton experienced a significant setback when he was cut from the 49ers after his rookie year, a devastating blow to his NFL dream.
• 🚀 He received a second chance due to an injury on the team and was able to work his way back to becoming a starting right tackle.
• 🙏 His perspective has shifted, now trusting in God's will and recognizing the importance of his relationship with Him for success.

The "Unashamed" Podcast and Ministry

• 🎙️ The "Unashamed" podcast, hosted by Phil and Jase Robertson, aims to share the Gospel and biblical truths in an accessible way.
• 🧠 Zach Robertson discusses his new podcast, "Not Yet Now," which will delve into deeper theological discussions and apologetics.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The Robertson family's diverse spiritual gifts (pastoral, apologetic, evangelistic, prophetic) contribute to the podcast's unique approach to ministry.