FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P183_072525 Rom. 11:7-10 Feeling Drugged?
P183_072525 Rom. 11:7-10 Feeling Drugged?
P183_072525 Rom. 11:7-10 Feeling Drugged?
Friday 25th July 2025
Explore how faith-training can intercept addiction, with insights from Paul's teachings and Colin Cook's compassionate perspective.
15 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Spiritual blindness is part of a divine plan leading to salvation.
- A remnant can represent the whole in terms of faith and salvation.
- Resistance to God might be necessary before seeking His mercy.
- Patience and faith are crucial when supporting loved ones in addiction.
- Darkness can eventually guide individuals towards light and recovery.
"God is taking my loved one on a very dark journey... and my loved one will finally break under the pressure and call upon God for love and mercy."
In this episode of "How it Happens with Colin Cook", the intriguing intersection of faith and addiction recovery takes centre stage. Colin delves into the teachings of Paul from Romans 11:7-10, exploring how these ancient words resonate with modern struggles. You'll find yourself questioning the nature of spiritual blindness and salvation as Colin unpacks Paul's message that a remnant represents the whole.
It's like discovering that a small piece of cake can actually satisfy your sweet tooth, representing the entire dessert experience. Colin cleverly links these theological insights to real-life challenges, like addiction and resistance to faith. He explains how spiritual blindness isn't a harsh judgement but part of a divine plan to lead individuals back to grace. Imagine being lost in a fog only to find that it's guiding you towards a lighthouse.
The episode doesn't shy away from addressing the elephant in the room: why do some people seem to resist God despite being taught to love Him? Colin suggests that sometimes, it's about hitting rock bottom before reaching out for help. This concept is likened to a rubber band that needs to be stretched to its limit before snapping back into place. Colin's compassionate approach offers hope for those worried about loved ones caught in addiction.
He encourages patience and faith, believing that darkness can eventually lead to light. So, if you're seeking a fresh perspective on faith and recovery, this episode is a thoughtful companion on your journey.