FaithQuest Perspectives
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P179_071725 Rom. 10:14-19 How God Provokes The Hard-Hearted Into Belief
P179_071725 Rom. 10:14-19 How God Provokes The Hard-Hearted Into Belief
P179_071725 Rom. 10:14-19 How God Provokes The Hard-Hearted Into Belief
Thursday 17th July 2025
Explore Romans 10:14-19 with Colin Cook, uncovering how God uses jealousy to inspire belief in hardened hearts.
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Episode Overview
- Faith is an innate truth within us, not reliant on external proof.
- Negative emotions can lead one to seek God and find salvation.
- Jealousy can provoke a desire for faith and redemption.
- Suppression of truth stems from fear and guilt.
- Biblical texts offer insight into the nature of belief.
Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', listeners are taken on a journey through Romans 10:14-19, exploring how God provokes belief in those with hardened hearts. Colin Cook dives into the concept that faith isn't about obeying laws but acknowledging the truth already planted in one's heart. He challenges the idea that proof of God's existence is necessary for faith, suggesting instead that it's an innate part of our being.
The discussion touches on how people suppress this truth out of fear and guilt, likening it to Adam and Eve hiding in the garden. Cook argues that jealousy can be a powerful tool for salvation, as it drives people to seek what others have found in faith. The episode is packed with references to biblical texts, such as Isaiah's prophecy, and offers a fresh perspective on how negative emotions can lead one to God.
Whether you're battling addiction or simply curious about faith, Cook's insights provide a thoughtful reflection on belief and redemption. With a mix of humour and heartfelt wisdom, this episode encourages you to consider how faith might already be present within you, waiting to be acknowledged.