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Spiritual Hot Sauce
Spiritual Hot Sauce is a podcast for people looking for a different perspective into faith and God.
Hosted by Chris Jones, this show explores a deeper, more personal way of experiencing God. Chris offers a unique lens that helps us see God, others, and ourselves in a different perspective.
It’s about moving beyond performance-based religion and discovering a faith that is lived, relational, and uniquely your own. Ultimately, it’s about us becoming the antidote to the poison that is in humanity.
The series “Scars That Speak” anchors the podcast with raw, honest stories of spiritual transformation in the middle of pain—where faith stops being theoretical and becomes something that rewires how we see everything. If you are looking for deeper insight into scripture, psychology and philosophy, while remaining Christ centered without dogma, this show is for you.
Spiritual Hot Sauce
Latest Episodes
“Scars That Speak Series: Deep in the Thorns (Amanda McKenzie)" Ep#49
In this raw episode of Spiritual Hot Sauce, Amanda McKenzie shares her powerful story of surviving childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, human trafficking, severe addiction, and the tragic loss of a child—and finding redemption, recover...
“Throw the Rock: How Grace and Faith Work in Discipleship“ Ep#48
In this episode, Chris Jones lays down the absolute bedrock of his faith and discipleship, breaking open the relationship between grace and faith to show how people in deep need actually experience the love of God. By stepping through his si...
“What Is Sin, Really? Missing the Mark or Something Deeper?”Ep#47
The word "sin" is one of the most deeply misunderstood and weaponized concepts in modern culture, usually leaving people trapped between a rigid, legalistic checklist of guilt and a watered-down idea of personal growth. But the truth isn't f...
"The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil : What Was It? | The Deep End Series" Ep# 46
In this episode of Spiritual Hot Sauce, host Chris Jones tackles a listener question regarding the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, moving past traditional interpretations to view the Fall of Man as humanity's transition from a harmonious...
Fan Mail
Love this podcast! It's food for the soul in a non religous format. You have a soothing tone and an ability to explain hard to understand ideas and concepts. I appreciate this podcast because the content is beneficial to everyone regardless of beliefs, background, or religious affilation.
Somerset, Kentucky
