FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P187_080125 Rom. 11:18 Let Us Repent Of Our Attitude Towards The Jewish People
P187_080125 Rom. 11:18 Let Us Repent Of Our Attitude Towards The Jewish People
P187_080125 Rom. 11:18 Let Us Repent Of Our Attitude Towards The Jewish People
Friday 1st August 2025
Explore Colin Cook's insights on Romans 11 and the role of faith in addiction recovery. Reflect on God's mercy and personal transformation.
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Episode Overview
- Reflect on your attitude towards the Jewish people.
- Understand God's plan for Israel's salvation.
- Recognise belief as a gift from God, not superiority.
- Consider how crises can lead to divine mercy.
- Embrace the role of faith in overcoming addiction.
Do not boast against the branches; remember that you do not support the root, but the root supports you.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the spotlight shines on a complex and often misunderstood aspect of faith – our attitude towards the Jewish people. Colin Cook takes listeners on a journey through Romans 11, unpacking Paul's teachings on the salvation of Israel. With a blend of theological insights and historical context, Cook explores how God allows Israel to stumble, but not fall, as part of His divine plan.
The metaphor of branches and olive trees serves as a powerful illustration of how Gentiles are grafted into the spiritual lineage of Israel. Cook challenges listeners to reconsider their views, reminding us that belief is a gift from God and not a badge of superiority. The episode also delves into the severity and goodness of God, explaining how crises can lead us to a sense of helplessness and ultimately open us up to divine mercy.
With light-hearted moments sprinkled in, Cook's reflections offer a fresh perspective on faith and its role in overcoming addiction. By examining these biblical passages, Cook encourages a deeper understanding of God's mercy and how it manifests in our lives. Whether you're grappling with addiction or seeking spiritual growth, this episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of faith and personal transformation.
It's a call to reflect on our attitudes and embrace the mercy extended to all, inviting you to explore the richness of faith and its potential to inspire change.