Chris continues exploring his metaphor of throwing the rock in this episode with guest Ryan and Susan Engler.

Stepping away from passive belief into active discipleship requires getting uncomfortable, and for Ryan and Susan, that meant taking over a boots-on-the-ground food ministry for the unhoused. Moving past transactional charity and cheap handouts, they made a deliberate choice to bring their absolute best.

The story takes a remarkable, unexpected turn when their faithful servitude in the streets naturally paves the way for the launch of Rhino's Food Truck. Tune in to hear how active love reshapes outcomes, why showing up is the ultimate spiritual catalyst, and how ordinary gifts can build a thriving community.

If you’ve been impacted by the "throw the rock" ethos or have a story of your own, reach out at spiritualhotsauce@gmail.com.

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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 signature "Three Zones" framework and unpacking Paul's thorn in the flesh alongside a vivid rock-throwing analogy, Chris dismantles traditional, compliance-driven views of religion that keep us trapped at neutrality. Re-anchoring in Paul's divine definition of grace from 2 Corinthians, he reveals that faith isn't passive belief or striving for moral perfection—it’s the active, tangible conviction to step past zero, show up in active love, and leave the results entirely in God's hands.

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Following up on the Amanda McKinsey story, Chris Jones sits down with Teresa, founder of Hosea's House, to explore the "other side of the miracle." Teresa shares the powerful, tragic, and inspiring backstory behind the residential discipleship ministry—birthed out of a vision passed on by a friend in a domestic violence shelter who was killed shortly after. From stepping out in complete faith with no funding to mentoring Amanda through years of deep healing and transformational growth, Teresa reflects on how surrendering to God's calling, "throwing the rock," and stepping past comfort zones allows ordinary people to become those who share life-changing grace.

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