Don't Rush the Resurrection: Why Christ's Burial Matters Part 3 of The Romans Series

Wages or Gift? Romans 6 Explained — Death vs. Eternal Life part 7 of series

In this episode Brock Jones walks verse-by-verse through Romans 6:20–23 and John 8:31–36, contrasting life under sin with life under Christ. He explains how believers are set free from sin’s dominion, become slaves of God, and bear the fruit of holiness that leads to eternal life. The message calls listeners back to biblical Christianity: faith in Jesus Christ crucified is the means of salvation, not programs or self-effort, and the Holy Spirit brings progressive sanctification as evidence of union with Christ.

Present Your Members: Sanctification by Grace, Not Works Romans 6 part 6 series

Christ was crucified for our sin and raised for our new life; because we are united with Him, sin’s dominion is broken and we stand free by His finished work on the cross. Believers are called to repent of self‑effort and man‑made techniques and to present every part of life to Christ, living out biblical sanctification by grace and reflecting the holiness of Jesus crucified.

The Adjustment Factor: Exodus Meets Romans 6

Host Brock Jones connects Romans 6 with Exodus 5–12 to show how God establishes identity before commands: Israel was declared God’s people before deliverance, and believers are united with Christ by grace before sanctification. The episode traces how God breaks Pharaoh’s authority through the plagues, secures freedom by the Passover blood, and calls redeemed people to adjust their thinking and live according to their new identity. Ultimately, the message invites listeners to rest in Christ’s finished work, reckon themselves dead to sin and alive in God, and walk daily in the freedom secured by the cross.

Sin’s Throne Overthrown: Living Under Grace, Not Law Part 5 of Romans 6 series

In this episode Brock Jones walks through Romans 6, focusing on verse 14, and explains how believers are transferred from the dominion of sin into the reign of grace through Christ's death and resurrection. He argues sanctification is rooted in union with Christ, not willpower or moralism, and that obedience follows God’s prior work of grace. Jones challenges listeners to live in the reality of Christ’s victory, asking who rules their heart and calling them to reckon and adjust their lives to the freedom already secured at Calvary.

The Great Adjustment Factor 2: Live From Your New Identity in Christ

In this episode Brock Jones unfolds Ephesians 4:17–24, showing that Paul grounds Christian obedience in what God has already accomplished in Christ. Sanctification isn’t about becoming a new person by effort but adjusting our minds and lives to the new identity we already possess. Jones emphasizes the renewing of the mind as the bridge between the old and new humanity, uses vivid illustrations to show how thinking shapes behavior, and urges listeners to live from gospel indicatives rather than striving under the law.