In this powerful episode of Road Through Romans, we dive into Romans 6 to discover how grace doesn't just save us—it frees us. Through the story of D.L. Moody and a man who took 42 years to learn three life-changing truths, we explore Paul’s blueprint for victorious Christian living.

Too many believers know they’re forgiven but still live like they’re in chains. Paul teaches us three essential responses to the gospel: Know your identity in Christ, Consider it true, and Present yourself fully to God.

This message is not about religious rule-keeping—it’s about living in the reality of our union with Christ. It’s practical. It’s transformative. And it’s the key to walking in holiness, power, and joy.

🎙️ Join us for “Know. Consider. Surrender.” and step into the freedom Christ has already won for you.

Road Through Romans – Romans 5: Peace with God

In this message, we explore the life-changing truth of Romans 5—what it means to be justified by faith and to have peace with God. Through the powerful story of the 1914 Christmas truce, we are reminded that true and lasting peace doesn't come through treaties or temporary ceasefires, but through the cross of Christ. Discover the present blessings of standing in grace, rejoicing in suffering, and receiving God's love poured out through the Holy Spirit. This is not a truce—it’s full reconciliation.

🎙️ Road Through Romans – Episode 4: Let’s Have the Good News

In this episode, we turn the corner from guilt to grace. Beginning with a reflection on the first-ever live TV news broadcast in 1930—an unpolished glimpse of what was to come—we see how Paul’s message in Romans mirrors this revelation: the bad news of human unrighteousness is just the beginning. Romans 4 unveils the good news of justification by faith, using Abraham and David as powerful examples. Abraham discovered grace. David described it. And Paul discloses it to us—so we may rejoice in the righteousness imputed to us through Christ.

In this powerful installment of Road Through Romans, we arrive at one of the most pivotal moments in all of Scripture—Romans 3. Pastor Christopher unpacks Paul’s courtroom-style indictment of the entire human race, from the pagan to the pious, showing that no one is righteous—not even one. But just as the gavel drops, Paul introduces the greatest shift in biblical literature: “But now…”—ushering in the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we explore Paul’s piercing rhetorical questions, the universal need for salvation, and the incredible truths of justification, redemption, and propitiation. With clarity and compassion, we’re reminded that while the law reveals our guilt, only the cross of Christ can redeem our soul. No boasting. No merit. Just grace.

This is the Great Pivot—from sin to salvation, from despair to hope, from wrath to righteousness. Join us for a message that will deepen your understanding of the gospel and stir your heart to worship.

In this episode of Road Through Romans, Pastor Christopher Enix continues the journey through Paul’s majestic letter to the Romans with a deep dive into chapters 1 and 2. Set against the backdrop of the mighty Roman Empire, this message examines the sobering reality of the human condition apart from Christ and the righteous judgment of God. Paul confronts paganism, moralism, and religious hypocrisy—declaring that no one stands righteous before a holy God. Yet through it all, the groundwork is laid for the Good News still to come. Join us as we reflect on God’s holiness, the futility of self-righteousness, and the hope that only the Gospel provides.

In this opening message of the Road Through Romans series, Pastor Christopher takes us on a sweeping journey through Romans 1, laying the foundation for what many call the greatest letter ever written. With powerful historical insight, biblical depth, and Gospel clarity, this sermon explores the life-changing truth that we are “set apart for the Gospel of God.” From the Apostle Paul’s transformed life to the centrality of Christ in all things, this message reminds us that Christianity is not about what we do, but what God has already done through Jesus Christ. Join us as we begin our journey through the book that changed Martin Luther—and continues to change lives today.

In this powerful message from John 10 and Matthew 18, Pastor Christopher unpacks the beautiful doctrine of eternal security. With the heart of a shepherd and the truth of Scripture, he explores what it means to be saved, sealed, and held by Christ forever. Whether you're new to faith or wrestling with doubts, this sermon will remind you that salvation isn't about your grip on God—it's about His grip on you. Once you belong to the Good Shepherd, no one can snatch you from His hand.

🎙️ The Emmaus Road: Road of Great Expectations

In this message, we journey with two weary disciples on the road to Emmaus, grappling with shattered hopes and unexpected joy. Through Luke 24, we see how Jesus walks with us even when we don’t recognize Him — teaching us to see beyond human disappointment, opening our eyes through Scripture, and exceeding our greatest expectations. Join us as we discover the Savior who meets us on the road and walks us home.

In this powerful Easter message from First Baptist Rocky Top, Pastor Christopher Enix explores a sobering but essential question from 1 Corinthians 15: What if Christ had not been raised? With compelling illustrations and biblical truth, he walks through six devastating consequences if the resurrection were a myth—only to proclaim the glorious hope: But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead. This message will challenge your thinking, strengthen your faith, and renew your gratitude for the risen Savior.

Podcast Title:The Humble King: A Palm Sunday Reflection

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Join Pastor Christopher Enix as he walks us through the Triumphal Entry of Jesus in Matthew 21. In this Palm Sunday message, we explore the intentional humility of Christ, the expectations of the crowd, and the life-changing truth of who Jesus truly is—King, Savior, and Lord. With historical insight, pastoral warmth, and gospel clarity, this message invites us to lay down our lives before the One who rode in peace but came to conquer sin.