In this episode of The Ordinary Way: Life and Holiness, we begin a multi-part conversation on grace and why everything truly begins there. Using a powerful sermon clip from Alistair Begg reflecting on the man on the cross, we’re reminded that grace has a human face and His name is Jesus.

We unpack what grace really means, why holiness is not something we earn through effort, and how forgiveness is a free and complete gift accomplished through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice. We explore the inward pull of sin, our tendency toward self-reliance and striving, and how grace reorients our lives outward toward God and toward others.

This conversation invites us to move beyond believing in grace with our heads and begin living it with our hearts and relationships. If you’ve ever felt stuck in performance, guilt, or the pressure to “do more,” this episode is an invitation to rest in what has already been done.

Our focus is on fundamental themes appropriate to everyday life of Christians. It is an active life that responds to God's divine grace and in community with the church/other believers compelling us to devote all our efforts to the spiritual and material development of those around us.