FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P182_072325 Rom. 11:1-7 What's Being People Being "Blinded" To The Truth?
P182_072325 Rom. 11:1-7 What's Being People Being "Blinded" To The Truth?
P182_072325 Rom. 11:1-7 What's Being People Being "Blinded" To The Truth?
Wednesday 23rd July 2025
Colin Cook explores Romans 11, discussing God's election and salvation, offering hope to those facing addiction or life's challenges.
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Get the buttons here!Grace and Salvation: Understanding Romans 11 with Colin Cook
Episode Overview
- Salvation is initiated by God's grace, not human efforts.
- Blindness to spiritual truths can lead to calling upon God for mercy.
- Biblical events like Noah's ark illustrate hope for all.
- Faith and grace are central to understanding Paul's teachings.
- Even in dark moments, you're not alone in your faith journey.
"Your salvation is not created by your faith; your salvation is created by God."
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', listeners are taken on a journey through the complex theological landscape of Romans chapter 11. Colin Cook, with his deep understanding of scripture, discusses the concept of God's election and how it relates to the salvation of Israel. The episode delves into Paul's teachings, highlighting the significance of faith and grace in the salvation process.
Cook explains that while some may feel blinded to spiritual truths, this blindness can lead to an eventual calling upon God for mercy and guidance. Through engaging storytelling, he connects biblical events like the healing of the blind man and Noah's ark to illustrate how remnants represent hope for all. The episode offers reassurance to those struggling with addiction or life's challenges, emphasising that salvation is initiated by God's grace rather than human efforts.
Cook's thoughtful reflections provide comfort and hope, reminding listeners that even in their darkest moments, they are not alone in their journey. This episode is a beacon for anyone seeking deeper understanding and encouragement in their faith journey.