FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P169_062625 Rom. 9:30-32 How We Face Our Three Pains With The Gospel
P169_062625 Rom. 9:30-32 How We Face Our Three Pains With The Gospel
P169_062625 Rom. 9:30-32 How We Face Our Three Pains With The Gospel
Thursday 26th June 2025
Explore how faith in the Gospel can relieve life's pains and addiction struggles with Colin Cook's insights on righteousness by faith.
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Episode Overview
- Faith in Christ can help intercept life's pains.
- Understanding human pain as part of fallen nature.
- Addiction as an escape from guilt, shame, and fear.
- The Gospel offers relief but not complete removal of pain.
- Childhood trauma can be faced with faith in Christ.
Separate the two pains and you will discover that you have halved your problem.
This episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook' dives into the complexities of human pain and how faith in the Gospel can offer relief. Colin Cook takes listeners on a journey through Romans 9, exploring the concept of righteousness by faith and its impact on life's struggles, including addiction and psychological distress.
With a touch of humour, he unpacks three types of pain: the natural pain of humanity, the pain from childhood wounds, and the pain that comes from trying to escape these troubles. Cook argues that humanity is not in its intended state, having fallen from grace, leading to guilt, shame, and fear. He highlights how these emotions can drive individuals towards addictive behaviours as a means of escape.
By embracing faith in Christ, Cook suggests that one can intercept these pains and find solace in the Gospel's message that we are not condemned but defined by Christ's righteousness. The discussion also touches on the challenge of facing childhood trauma and learning to separate it from the innate human pain, offering hope for those struggling with addiction. Cook encourages listeners to embrace their faith and understand that their broken humanity does not define them or separate them from God.
With engaging anecdotes and biblical references, this episode provides a fresh perspective on dealing with life's challenges through faith. So, if you're looking for a dose of spiritual guidance mixed with real-life application, this episode might just be what you need.