This powerful message challenges us to examine our spiritual wardrobe—what we're clothing ourselves with daily as we navigate a culture strikingly similar to ancient Rome. Drawing from Romans 13:11-14, we're confronted with an urgent wake-up call: time is running out, and we cannot fight spiritual battles while wearing the pajamas of complacency. The Apostle Paul's metaphor of clothing becomes incredibly practical as we explore three sets of garments we must remove: the lack of personal discipline (carousing and drunkenness), the lack of moral integrity (sexual immorality and shamelessness), and the lack of relational harmony (strife and jealousy). What makes this message particularly relevant is its unflinching look at how desensitized we've become—when was the last time something made us blush? The culture bombards us through screens, entertainment, and social pressures, yet we're called to something radically different: to clothe ourselves with the presence of Jesus Christ in everything we do, watch, read, and think about. This isn't about legalism but about guarding our hearts and making wise choices about who we spend time with and what we allow to influence us. The challenge is clear—we must intentionally choose our spiritual wardrobe daily, putting on Christ and removing anything that weakens our walk with Him.