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.
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
Bonus Dab of the Sauce - Sin
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Bonus Dab of the Sauce, sin isn't what you think it is food for thought.
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I got your bonus dab of the sauce. Two minutes or less. Let's see if I can get it done. Now, this is a bonus from Sin. It's not what you think it is. And I wanted to include this in the bonus material, but I didn't get a chance. So I just decided I would share this with everybody. Now, if you haven't listened to that episode, you absolutely need to go listen to it because it covers what sin actually is and how we get it wrong. But I want to bring up two different verses for everybody to go read after they've listened to Sin Isn't What You Think It Is. The first one is Isaiah 53, 5, the very well-known by his stripes we are healed verse. And it reads, But he was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon him, and with his stripes we are healed. Now I gave you the Hebrew words of vone and pesha in the episode with their real definitions. Now I want you to hear it in the way that we talked about. But he was wounded for our pesha, and he was bruised for our avone. The chastisement of our peace was upon him, and with his stripes we are healed. After you've heard the episode, that hits different, doesn't it? If you haven't listened, again, go listen to it and go study this verse and figure this one out yourself. In 1 John 4, 12, it says, God's love is completed in us when we love one another. Remember, I talked about the three zones, the negative zone, the neutral zone, and the positive zone. And that Jesus says he came to fulfill or complete the law. And it was this love. That's exactly what John is talking about that we are the completion or the fulfillment, the full synthesis of the covenant. Go read it yourself. Go study it. I would love to hear your thoughts. Little taste of Louisville for you. Appreciate you.
