FaithQuest Perspectives
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P149_052225 Rom. 9-11 What's God Going To Do About Israel?
P149_052225 Rom. 9-11 What's God Going To Do About Israel?
P149_052225 Rom. 9-11 What's God Going To Do About Israel?
Thursday 22nd May 2025
Explore Romans 9-11 with Colin Cook and discover God's plans for Israel and what they mean for faith and salvation.
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Get the buttons here!What’s God’s Plan for Israel? Unpacking Romans 9-11
Episode Overview
- Salvation is seen as a divine initiative, not merely a human choice.
- Israel's destiny is intricately linked to God's plan for universal salvation.
- Paul expresses deep sorrow for his fellow Israelites missing Jesus.
- God's unwavering commitment to save all is highlighted.
- The episode offers fresh perspectives on faith and redemption.
"For Paul, salvation is initiated by God. People come to Christ because God the Father has drawn them."
In this thought-provoking episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the spotlight is on Romans 9-11, exploring what God plans for Israel. Colin Cook, with his usual insightful approach, tackles the deep theological questions surrounding the destiny of Israel. He draws on Paul's writings to discuss the irony of Israel, the nation that heralded the coming of the Messiah, missing the arrival of Jesus.
This episode challenges listeners to think about salvation as a divine initiative rather than a personal choice. Cook highlights how God's plans for Israel reflect His intentions for the world, offering a fresh perspective on faith and redemption. The episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, from Paul's heartfelt sorrow for his fellow Israelites to the hopeful promise of God's unwavering commitment to save all.
Cook's discussion isn't just about Israel; it’s a broader reflection on human fallibility and divine grace, urging listeners to consider their own spiritual journey. This episode is perfect for anyone grappling with questions of faith, salvation, and the universality of God's love. Dive into this rich tapestry of biblical narrative and discover how these ancient texts can illuminate modern faith struggles.