FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P196_081825 Rom. 12:1 God Appeals To Us By His Mercy
P196_081825 Rom. 12:1 God Appeals To Us By His Mercy
P196_081825 Rom. 12:1 God Appeals To Us By His Mercy
Monday 18th August 2025
Explore Romans 12:1 with Colin Cook as he discusses God's mercy and its power to intercept addiction.
14 minutes
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Episode Overview
- God appeals through mercy rather than judgement.
- Faith-training can help intercept various addictions.
- Paul's teachings highlight God's sovereignty and love.
- Worthiness comes from Christ's history, not our own.
- The Gospel assures redemption despite feelings of unworthiness.
"Your worthiness comes from the history of Christ."
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the focus is on Romans 12:1, where God appeals to humanity through His mercy. Colin Cook dives into the transformative power of faith-training in the Gospel of Christ, emphasising how it can help intercept various addictions like alcohol, drugs, and obsessive worry. The discussion pivots around Paul's teachings, highlighting God's sovereignty and His persuasive love.
You'll find yourself reflecting on how God, through His mercy and grace, calls us back to a state of righteousness. Paul beseeches believers not with commands but through an appeal to reason and truth, recognising that even the darkest of sinners can resonate with the Gospel's message. It's a comforting thought that God’s love is reasonable and kind, aiming to bring everyone back into His kingdom.
Colin Cook shares how many have stayed away from God due to anger or feelings of unworthiness, yet the Gospel assures us that worthiness comes from Christ’s history, not our own. The episode offers a profound exploration of faith and redemption, encouraging listeners to embrace God's mercy amidst their struggles. With anecdotes and biblical references, Colin Cook provides a compassionate perspective that could inspire anyone grappling with addiction or seeking spiritual solace.
The episode wraps up with a heartfelt appeal for support to sustain the ministry's efforts. Dive into this episode for a refreshing take on faith and recovery.