Title: Sin’s Power Is Broken: Walking in Freedom (Romans 5:20–6:7) Keywords: Romans 6, freedom from sin, grace and obedience, Christian transformation, spiritual disciplines, overcoming temptation, new life in Christ, sin and consequences, Christian accountability, renewing your mind

Description: In Episode 10 of Better Word, we dive into Romans 5:20–6:7 to discover what it means to be truly free from the power of sin. While God’s grace is abundant, Paul reminds us that it’s not a license to keep sinning—it’s a call to live differently. This episode explores the mindset shift required to walk in freedom, the consequences of sin even when forgiven, and the spiritual disciplines that help us live as new creations. With honest stories, biblical truth, and practical steps—including the importance of prayer, service, and “burning the ships”—this episode equips you to live a life of surrender, purpose, and lasting transformation.

Title: Crucified with Christ: Letting Go of Legalism (Galatians 2:17–21) Keywords: Galatians 2:20, crucified with Christ, grace vs. law, legalism in Christianity, justification by faith, Christian identity, freedom in Christ, Paul and Peter, spiritual transformation, new creation

Description: In Episode 9 of Better Word, we explore Galatians 2:17–21 and the powerful truth that we have been crucified with Christ. This episode unpacks Paul’s confrontation with Peter, the danger of legalism, and the freedom that comes from living by faith—not by works. Through personal reflection and biblical insight, we examine how performance-based religion distorts the gospel and how true transformation begins when we surrender our striving. If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, perfectionism, or the pressure to earn God’s love, this episode will help you embrace your identity as a new creation in Christ and walk in the grace that sets you free.

In this episode we unpack how true love for God isn't about checking boxes or following religious rituals. It's about relationship, surrender, and trust. We saw how Saul's disobedience revealed that God desires our hearts, not just our sacrifices. And we wrestled with the reality that sometimes loving God means choosing faith over comfort, obedience over certainty, and surrender over control.