But God: Mercy, Grace, And Our Place In Christ

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When “But God” breaks into a life, the cycle of shame, striving, and spiritual exhaustion finally meets a dead end. This episode walks through Ephesians 2 to show how God’s rich mercy and great love rewrite the story for people who feel stuck under guilt with no way out.​

Episode overview

Two small words, “but God,” stand between who you were and who you are now in Christ. Together we trace the shift from being dead in sin to being made alive, raised, and seated with Christ, and why this changes how you see God, yourself, and everyday obedience.​

From performance to union

Instead of treating obedience as an audition for God’s approval, we explore union with Christ as the heartbeat of salvation: crucified with Him, yet truly alive because He lives in us. These shared realities, made alive together, raised together, seated together, move motivation from fear and insecurity to rest, assurance, and a grateful response.​

Hope for today and ages to come.

We then lift our eyes to the “ages to come,” where God intends to showcase the immeasurable riches of His grace in kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. That future display anchors present confidence, reminding believers that the God who began this work of grace will not abandon them halfway. Expect a conversation that offers fresh hope, practical clarity, and the courage to say, with Paul, that the life you now live is by faith in the Son of God who loved you and gave Himself for you.​

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