Come On Up

You’ve Been Set Free—Why Keep Wearing Chains?


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What if the loudest voice in your head saying “not enough” has already been overruled by a higher court? We open Romans 8 with a verdict that changes everything: no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. From that starting point, we move beyond white-knuckle religion and step into the power of the Spirit, where life and peace replace the cycle of trying, failing, and hiding.

We talk through the limits of the law and the limitless grace of God: the law is holy but powerless to change hearts, while the cross removes guilt and the Spirit renews desire. You’ll hear how mindset drives experience—how setting the mind on the flesh quietly leads to death, and how setting the mind on the Spirit brings a steady, practical freedom. Adoption takes center stage as the Spirit teaches us to cry Abba Father, turning fear into trust and obedience into a response of love. Assurance grows not from comparing ourselves to others, but from the Spirit’s witness that we belong to God.

From there, we widen the frame. Suffering is real but not final; present pain can’t compete with the glory to come. We explore how our perseverance blesses others and why creation itself waits for the revealing of God’s children. This hope fuels daily choices: putting to death the deeds of the body by the Spirit, refusing old chains, and walking as sons and daughters who owe nothing to the flesh and everything to love.

If you’re ready to trade condemnation for confidence, performance for presence, and anxiety for adoption, this conversation will meet you with clarity and courage. Listen, share with a friend who needs hope, and subscribe so you never miss new studies through God’s Word. Then tell us: which verse in Romans 8 is anchoring you today?

Come On Up is the radio ministry of The Mountain Cross in Waynesville North Carolina. To learn more about us please visit: TheMountainCross.com.

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