FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N072_110123 Rom. 5:6,8,10 Reconciled To God Even While We Are Enemies
N072_110123 Rom. 5:6,8,10 Reconciled To God Even While We Are Enemies
N072_110123 Rom. 5:6,8,10 Reconciled To God Even While We Are Enemies
Wednesday 1st November 2023
Join Colin Cook as he unpacks Romans 5:6-10, revealing a message of hope and reconciliation for those battling addiction on 'How It Happens'.
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Get the buttons here!Reconciliation and Redemption: Colin Cook on Romans 5:6-10
Episode Overview
- Christ's sacrifice offers reconciliation to God beyond our weaknesses and struggles
- Salvation is not contingent on human strength, willpower, or dedication
- Embracing faith in Christ's righteousness brings assurance of being received into God's home
- Addiction struggles do not negate the reality of reconciliation through Jesus Christ
- The message of reconciliation extends unconditional love and grace to all
You and I have to succumb to before God and say, Father, even though my addiction still grabs me and clings to me, I want to thank you that I am reconciled to your heart through Jesus Christ, not through my heart, because my heart is still at enmity. But I am going to keep believing that I have access to you, dear Father, through your Son, that I have grace, that I stand within this grace, that I am justified before you, because Christ has become my reconciliation.
Ever feel like you're not good enough for God's love because of your struggles? In this episode of 'How It Happens', Colin Cook dives deep into Romans 5:6-10 to reveal a message of hope and reconciliation. Colin breaks down the idea that Christ's sacrifice is for everyone, even when we feel at our lowest. He challenges the notion that salvation is something we have to earn through our own efforts.
Instead, he emphasizes that we're reconciled to God through Christ, no matter our weaknesses or sins. For anyone battling addiction, this episode offers a comforting reminder that God's love and grace are unconditional. By trusting in Christ, you can find peace and assurance, knowing you're always welcome in God's home. Colin's insights provide a powerful perspective on faith and recovery, making this episode a must-listen for those seeking solace and strength.