Come To The Sacrifice Podcast by Brock Jones

Evangelist Brock Jones introduces a series on Romans chapter 7, addressing the struggle of Christians who are trapped by sinful desires despite participation in well‑intentioned recovery programs. He argues sin is a spiritual power that cannot be overcome by self‑help or legalistic tools alone, and he warns against diluting the gospel with man’s wisdom.
Brock calls listeners to identify with Christ’s death and resurrection for true sanctification and freedom, previews a deeper look at Paul’s personal crisis, and encourages those struggling to seek the Holy Spirit and the uncompromised Word of God.

In this episode Evangelist Brock Jones opens with gratitude and testimonies, then dives into Philippians 2:12–13 to explain what "work out your salvation with fear and trembling" actually means. Using Greek scholarship and theological insight, he argues that Paul speaks of progressive sanctification — carrying salvation to its Christlike goal — not self-effort. The episode contrasts law and grace, critiques man-made recovery systems, and emphasizes faith in Christ and the Holy Spirit’s enabling power for true freedom from sin.
The host also addresses common misuses of the verse, exhorts listeners to pursue godly truth, and prays for understanding as he unpacks the biblical context.

In this episode Brock Jones examines 2 Samuel 24, exploring how King David's pride in ordering a census brought a deadly plague and how the prophet Gad directed him to the threshing floor to build an altar.The discussion highlights the sacrificial system as a type of Christ's atonement and argues that the cross of Jesus is the true cure for the plagues of sin—addiction, immorality, and spiritual pride.Listeners are invited to repent, trust in Christ's finished work, and return to the altar of sacrifice as the source of forgiveness, healing, and deliverance.

In this episode Brock Jones examines 2 Samuel 24, exploring how King David's census reflected pride and misplaced trust in military strength rather than in God. He traces the mistake back to disregarding God's command (Exodus 30) and the symbolic half-shekel, showing the spiritual implications for Israel and for us today.Through David's confession, intercession, and the purchase of the threshing floor for sacrifice, the episode points to true redemption in the person and work of Jesus Christ and warns listeners to rely on God rather than their own power.

Host Brock Jones celebrates formal recognition of his podcast ministry and returns to Deuteronomy chapter 13 to warn listeners about false prophets and programs that promise results outside the person and finished work of Jesus Christ. He explains that even true signs can be tests from God if they lead believers away from Christ.Brock shares his testimony of sanctification through faith in the cross, urges listeners to cling to Jesus alone for lasting freedom, and invites prayer requests and contact through his website.

Evangelist Brock Jones examines Deuteronomy 12 and the Old Testament command for a single place of worship, connecting it to the New Testament fulfillment in Jesus Christ. He contrasts true biblical worship with modern man-made religious practices and warns against substituting Christ's finished work with cultural or pagan influences.
The episode urges listeners to return to the cross as the one designated place of sacrifice and fellowship with God, emphasizing faith in Jesus, spiritual rest, and the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit.

Host Brock Jones opens with prayer and pastoral care, asking for support for Pastor Phil Redding and offering condolences and encouragement to listeners. He celebrates recent rededications and explains the episode’s focus: a close look at 1 Kings 12–13 and the king Jeroboam’s man-made worship.The message warns against modern counterfeits—programs and practices that mimic the gospel but divert trust from Christ—and draws on A.W. Tozer’s critique of the “new cross.” Brock calls the church to return to the true cross, repent, and rely on Christ’s finished work. The episode closes with prayer and the hymn "The Old Rugged Cross."

Evangelist Brock Jones walks through Hebrews chapters 1–2, explaining why Christ’s person and finished work are superior to the Old Testament system, angels, and legalism. Hebrews warns first-century Hebrew Christians — and modern believers — not to revert to ritual or man-made practices, emphasizes salvation by Christ’s sacrifice alone, and rejects doctrines like purgatory.
Short, direct teaching calls listeners to trust the gospel, be rooted in Christ, and avoid drifting into ritualism or false confidence in religious objects or systems.

Evangelist Brock Jones walks through Hebrews 1–2, presenting Jesus as the supreme Son of God whose person and finished work at the cross are greater than prophets, angels, and the Old Covenant. He explains how Christ purged sin, sits at the Father’s right hand, and why believers must heed this message lest they drift away.
This episode calls the church and listeners to return to the gospel’s centrality—choose Christ, rely on His finished work, and embrace the better covenant based on better promises.

Host Brock Jones dives into Colossians 1–2 to unpack who Jesus is and what He accomplished: the fullness of deity in Christ, reconciliation through His blood, and the gift of peace. The episode warns against persuasive philosophies and man-made teachings that draw believers away from Christ, and it urges listeners to remain firmly rooted in faith, relying on the Holy Spirit rather than worldly solutions.Through Scripture, prayer, and practical encouragement, Brock calls Christians to abide in the gospel, embrace God’s grace, and live out the new covenant benefits of holiness and assurance.