Finding Peace Beyond the Law with Colin Cook
Episode Overview
The law reveals our need for Christ, not righteousness. Faith in Jesus brings true peace and righteousness. Legalism misunderstands the purpose of Christ and the law. The Gospel invites transformation beyond mere obedience. Personal struggles with legalism can lead to deeper faith.
The law does not lead to righteousness. The law leads only to a revelation of our sin.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin takes listeners on a journey through the complexities of Paul's teachings in Romans 10:4. It's a deep dive into understanding how faith in Christ can intercept our personal struggles, be it addiction or otherwise. Colin passionately discusses how the law's ultimate purpose is not to lead us to righteousness but to highlight our need for Christ as our Saviour.
He delves into the idea that the law reveals our imperfections, pushing us to seek Jesus for true righteousness. This episode sheds light on the misconception that following the law equates to righteousness, instead illustrating that the law is a tool to recognise our need for Christ. Colin shares his own past struggles with legalism, offering an honest reflection on how he used to view Jesus as a means to obey the law.
This personal anecdote serves as a powerful reminder that faith in Jesus brings peace, not the pursuit of perfection through the law. Colin's reflections are both relatable and thought-provoking, inviting listeners to re-evaluate their own understanding of faith and righteousness. If you're grappling with the challenges of addiction or simply seeking clarity in your spiritual journey, this episode offers a fresh perspective and encourages you to trust in Jesus for peace and righteousness.
So, why not tune in and explore how faith can be a guiding light in your life?