In this episode Justin again examines Romans 6:14, highlighting the distinction between living under the law and under grace, and explains how the law serves as a tutor leading to Christ, while grace, embodied by Jesus, teaches believers to live righteously. Referencing Galatians and Hebrews, Justin contrasts the households of law (under Moses) and faith (under Jesus as the high priest in the order of Melchizedek), underscoring that believers are sons, not slaves, in the household of faith. He critiques modern "greasy grace" teachings that reject tithing, repentance, and righteous works, clarifying that grace empowers righteous living, not just forgiveness. Using Titus 2:11-12, he illustrates how grace trains believers to reject ungodliness and live uprightly, urging listeners to practice righteousness as evidence of their faith, and concludes by encouraging immediate application of these truths for spiritual growth.