Choosing God

It’s never too late.

In this episode of The Christ Code, Xander reflects on Jesus’ Parable of the Two Sons (Matthew 21:28–32) and the profound truth that choosing God is always available — no matter your past.

One son refuses, then turns back.

Another says the right words, but never acts.

Which response reflects our own lives?

Jesus reminds us that entry into the Kingdom isn’t about appearances, reputation, or perfection. It’s about willingness. It’s about repentance in its truest sense — a change of heart.

If you’ve ever:

• Drifted away from faith

• Felt unworthy of God

• Chased ego, status, or indulgence

• Said “no” to the inner call

You can still turn.

And that turning is enough.

If something in you feels stirred as you listen, that may already be the call.

I’m Xander Sage.

The Christ Code is a podcast dedicated to helping you Awaken the Christ Within, rooted in the original teachings of Jesus, non-dual insight, and grounded spiritual practice — beyond dogma and free from any one religion.

If this reflection resonates, follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at their own turning point.

Answering the call doesn’t require certainty—only an openness.

And choosing God is always available now.

What does it truly cost to follow Jesus?

In this episode of The Christ Code, we reflect on Matthew 19:28–30 and Jesus’ teaching on sacrifice, endurance, and the promise of eternal life.

To walk the path of Spirit often means letting go — of status, comfort, approval, and sometimes even the relationships that once defined us. It can feel isolating in a culture that prioritizes material success and instant gratification.

And yet, Jesus promises something far greater in return.

If something in you feels drawn here, that may already be the call. You’re welcome to follow the podcast and walk this path a little further.

Through both a traditional Christian and a non-dual lens, we explore what “eternal life” really means — awakening to Christ consciousness, realizing our unity with God, and embodying divine love in this lifetime.

This episode speaks to:

• The endurance required on the spiritual path

• Why alienation can be part of spiritual growth

• The transformation of relationships

• The deeper meaning of “the first shall be last”

• Staying to help others awaken

If this reflection is speaking to something in your own heart, consider following the show or sharing it with someone who may be hearing a similar call.

I’m Xander Sage. The Christ Code is devoted to awakening the Christ within — through scripture, reflection, and grounded spiritual practice.

Answering the call doesn’t require certainty—only attention. If you feel that invitation, stay close, and share this with someone who may need it today.

Jesus’ Commandments | The Christ Code

In this episode of The Christ Code, Xander Sage explores Jesus’ commandments from Matthew 19:16–30 as a living spiritual path — one rooted in love, presence, and alignment with God.

Rather than approaching these teachings as rules or moral obligations, this reflection invites you to experience them as guideposts that purify the heart and restore our natural state of oneness.

We explore:

• Why honoring your parents is foundational to healing the heart

• What it truly means to love your neighbor as yourself

• How self-love becomes the doorway to loving others

• Why Jesus’ call to renunciation and service is an advanced stage of the path

• How these teachings remain deeply relevant in modern life

This episode is for anyone seeking a deeper, more embodied relationship with Jesus’ teachings — beyond fear, guilt, or dogma — and into lived experience.

If something in you feels drawn here, that may already be the call. You’re welcome to follow the podcast and continue walking this path.

If this reflection is speaking to something in your own heart, consider sharing it with someone who may be hearing a similar call.

Answering the call doesn’t require certainty — only authentic curiosity. Stay close by following the podcast, and let the teachings meet you where you are.

What does it truly mean to take up your cross?

If something in you feels drawn here, that may already be the call.

In this episode of The Christ Code, Xander Sage reflects on Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 16:24–25—not as a call to suffering, but as a call to surrender the ego’s plans so a deeper life can emerge.

This reflection explores how “denying yourself” points not to repression, but to releasing the small self that keeps us from God. Through Scripture, lived experience, and contemplative inquiry, this episode invites you to consider what you may be holding onto—and what might become possible if you let go.

This episode is for those who feel:

• A quiet pull toward Jesus beyond dogma

• Tired of trying to fix or optimize life

• Curious about surrender as a doorway to grace

If this reflection is speaking to something in your own heart, consider following the podcast or sharing it with someone who may be hearing a similar call.

Answering the call doesn’t require certainty—only attention.

If you feel that invitation, stay close, and share this with someone who may need it today.

Peace be with you.

In this episode of the Xander Sage podcast, host Xander Sage Swanton delves into Matthew 12:33-37, focusing on the metaphor of a tree and its fruit. He emphasizes that the quality of one's life results is directly linked to the quality of their inputs—habits, mindsets, and actions. Xander contrasts the teachings of Jesus with the behavior of the Pharisees, highlighting the importance of genuine goodness over superficial appearances. He reflects on his own spiritual journey, advocating for a life rooted in spirituality rather than materialism, and encourages listeners to purify their hearts to produce good fruit in their lives. The episode concludes with a call to embrace spiritual growth and the positive outcomes that follow.