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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.
Host Brock Jones reads Luke 17:11–19 and reflects on the story of ten lepers who were healed by Jesus, but only one who returned to give thanks. He connects leprosy to sin, shares his personal testimony of transformation, and emphasizes the importance of praise, repentance, and faith.
The episode includes a prayer of surrender and an invitation to listeners to accept Christ, be restored, and share their testimony.
A concise episode exploring Ephesians 1: the plan of salvation predestined in Christ, the purpose of our redemption—to be holy, blameless, and adopted as God’s children—and how grace, not legalism, shapes progressive sanctification through the Holy Spirit.
Host Brock Jones re-records this important episode to clearly teach 1 Corinthians 2:1–5, explaining why we must preach Jesus Christ and Him crucified. He outlines three key points: the method (biblical preaching), the message (the person and finished work of Christ), and the result (faith resting on God’s power).
Brock gives historical background on Corinth, warns against using worldly methods in ministry, and calls the church back to the cross as the source of true transformation. He closes with prayer, gratitude to supporters, and a preview of upcoming guests and testimonies.
Host Brock Jones examines 1 Corinthians 1–2 to show why preaching Jesus Christ and Him crucified must be central to authentic ministry. He contrasts Paul’s simple, Spirit-powered message with the persuasive but empty wisdom of the world and warns against false teaching and worldly methods in the church.
The episode outlines three key points—method (preaching), message (the person and work of Christ), and result (faith grounded in God’s power)—and calls preachers and listeners to discernment, faithful exposition, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Host Brock Jones responds to recent national tragedies and a violent assassination, urging Christians to refuse silence, pray, and stand boldly for the gospel. He shares his ministry updates, calls for courage in the church, and warns against false teachers and cultural decay.
Drawing on Romans and other Scripture, he explains judgment and hope—God’s redemptive offer for all sins—and encourages listeners to repent, live godly lives in Christ, and spread the gospel with conviction.
In this episode host Brock Jones opens Ephesians 4 to explain how the fivefold ministries equip the saints and how the Holy Spirit effectually works through the message of Jesus Christ and His finished work.
He emphasizes the centrality of the cross for salvation and ongoing sanctification, warns against man-made programs and diluted teachings, and calls believers back to the unity of the faith grounded in Scripture.
The episode closes with practical exhortation to trust God’s Word, grow in spiritual maturity, and continue tuning in for the next discussion on the Holy Spirit’s moving and operation.
In this episode Brock Jones explores the meaning of grace and the all‑sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice, unpacking Hebrews 10 to show how the old covenant pointed to a new, perfect covenant fulfilled at Calvary.
He explains how faith connects us to the benefits of the new covenant, offers prayer and encouragement, and invites listeners to apply the truth of Jesus’ finished work in every area of life.
In this episode Evangelist Brock Jones explores the meaning and power of God’s grace using Ephesians 2. He explains humanity’s spiritual death, the unmerited favor of God, and Jesus as the gift that brings new life.
Brock also shows how grace is the Holy Spirit’s effectual work in believers and emphasizes that grace is received through faith, not by works, encouraging listeners to study Scripture and walk in God’s gift of salvation and sanctification.
Join host Brock Jones in this enlightening episode of 'Come to the Sacrifice' as he delves into the profound message of freedom found in Christ, examining Galatians chapter 5. Brock revisits the critical discussion on the yoke of slavery versus the freedom Christ offers. Listen in as he passionately navigates through the historical council at Jerusalem from Acts 15, where Apostle Paul confronts false teachings that threatened early Christian faith.
Brock candidly articulates the struggles and controversies faced by Paul and Barnabas in their mission to protect the purity of the Gospel against the rising tide of legalistic traditions and misinterpretations by some Jewish believers. He emphasizes the true essence of faith and the insufficiency of adding works to salvation, reminding us that through Christ, believers have been set free from the law.
Encouraging listeners to anchor their faith in the finished work of Jesus, Brock shares personal experiences and fervent prayers for those battling sin and addiction. He urges believers to walk in the Spirit, living out their Christian freedom not as a license for sin, but as a path to holiness and spiritual victory.
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Come to the sacrifice podcast, hosted by Brock Jones and produced by Come to the Sacrifice Podcast Ministries, is a Christian Bible teaching podcast centered on Jesus Christ and His finished work at the Cross.
My goal is to reach as many people as possible with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I believe the Church today needs a reformation of doctrine, getting back to the message of the Cross before revival can come to this world.
Through biblical teaching and preaching, we examine subjects including salvation, sanctification, the work of the Holy Spirit, Pentecostal Theology, christian living, and sound biblical doctrine, with an emphasis on understanding Scripture in its proper context.
May the Lord richly bless you as you tune in. Thank you.