Come To The Sacrifice Podcast by Brock Jones

Host Brock Jones continues the Romans 6–8 series, focusing on Romans 8:3–4 to show how God, through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, accomplished what the law and human effort could not: condemning sin in the flesh and bringing life and righteousness into believers.The episode contrasts law-based self-effort with Spirit-led transformation, urging listeners to depend on Christ’s finished work rather than human ability, and previews upcoming discussion on what it means to walk after the Spirit.

In this episode we arrive at Romans 8 and hear Paul’s answer to the exhausted cry of Romans 7: freedom is not achieved by stronger will or stricter law, but by union with Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit.Focusing on Romans 8:1–2, the message explains “no condemnation” and “the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus,” showing how the Spirit makes Christ’s death and resurrection experiential and produces true transformation and holiness.

In this episode we unpack Romans 7:22–25, highlighting the conflict between the desire to obey God and the overpowering law of sin. The speaker explains how sincere desire and willpower cannot produce sanctification, and how legalism and self-effort only lead to exhaustion. Paul’s cry, "Who shall deliver me?" points to the true answer—Jesus Christ and His finished work—setting the stage for freedom in Romans 8.

In this episode we unpack Romans 7:21–22, where Paul discovers a principle: when he wants to do good, evil is present with him. The speaker explains the difference between desiring righteousness and having the power to live it, shows why law and rules cannot produce sanctification, and points listeners to dependence on Christ and the Spirit rather than self-effort.Key themes: indwelling sin, the limits of legalism and recovery programs, delighting in God’s law versus relying on Christ’s finished work for true transformation.

In this episode Brock Jones walks verse-by-verse through Romans 7:19–20, exposing why sincere desire, willpower, or moral programs cannot break sin’s hold. He explains the distinction between indwelling sin in the flesh and the believer’s union with Christ, and why true sanctification depends on faith in Jesus and the Holy Spirit, not self-effort or legalism.The message calls listeners to shift their focus from behavior-based recovery and rules to a Christ-centered, Spirit-led life that rests on the finished work of the cross for lasting victory.

Host Brock Jones examines Romans 7:16–18, showing how Paul exposes the indwelling power of sin and the inability of the flesh and the law to produce righteousness. The episode contrasts sincere desire and moral knowing with true power for sanctification, arguing that freedom comes not from self-improvement or techniques but from union with Jesus Christ and the life-giving ministry of the Holy Spirit.

In this episode Brock Jones walks through Romans 7:14–15, showing how God’s law exposes sin but cannot conquer it, and how human effort and legalism leave the flesh helpless. Paul’s struggle illustrates that desire for holiness is not enough—only the Holy Spirit, through union with Christ, brings true sanctification.
Jones contrasts self-reliance with life in the Spirit, prepares listeners for Romans 8’s promise of freedom, and encourages resting in Christ’s finished work rather than in willpower or programs.

In this episode host Brock Jones unpacks Romans 7:11-13, showing how Paul defends the goodness of God’s law while exposing sin’s deceptive power to misuse it. Rather than blaming the law, Paul reveals that sin exploits obedience and legalism, producing death instead of holiness.
Listen as we explore why sanctification cannot be achieved by rules or self-effort, and why true freedom and victory come only through union with Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit.

This episode walks through Romans 7:7–13, showing that God’s law is holy and exposes the sin within the human heart, but cannot remove it. Paul’s point is that the law diagnoses sin, while only Christ and the Holy Spirit provide the cure.The host warns against legalism and relying on self-help programs as substitutes for the gospel, urging listeners to rest in Christ’s finished work, depend on the Holy Spirit, and draw near to true biblical Christianity.

This episode walks through Romans 7:1–6, explaining how Paul links our death with Christ to release us from the law’s jurisdiction and bring us into a living union with the risen Savior.It emphasizes that the law is holy but cannot transform the heart; true sanctification comes from Christ’s finished work and the indwelling Holy Spirit, producing fruit for God rather than relying on legalism or self-effort.