FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P204_090325 Rom. 12:9-21 Lord, How Can I Find Time To Serve Others?
P204_090325 Rom. 12:9-21 Lord, How Can I Find Time To Serve Others?
P204_090325 Rom. 12:9-21 Lord, How Can I Find Time To Serve Others?
Wednesday 3rd September 2025
Explore how faith intersects with daily struggles and learn ways to serve others amidst modern life's hustle.
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Episode Overview
- Finding time for community service amidst busy schedules.
- Embracing imperfections while striving to serve others.
- The importance of small acts of kindness in revitalising oneself.
- Prayer as a tool to discover moments for serving others.
- Challenges of balancing prosperity with time for others.
"I live my imperfection courageously because I'm counted as if I were perfect."
Ever wondered how faith can intersect with daily struggles like addiction? Colin Cook dives into the challenge of finding time to serve others amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life. Drawing from Romans 12:9-21, Colin explores the concept of love without hypocrisy, encouraging listeners to embrace imperfections while striving to live a life of service. He acknowledges the difficulty of balancing work and personal commitments with community service, especially in a fast-paced, capitalist society.
Colin shares anecdotes about individuals who have found ways to serve despite their busy lives, emphasising the importance of prayer and faith in discovering those precious moments for others. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on how they can find small pockets of time to contribute positively to their communities, even if it’s just an hour a week.
It’s a gentle reminder that serving others isn’t about grand gestures but about small, meaningful acts that can revitalise both the giver and receiver. So, how can you carve out time in your day for a bit of kindness?
Listen to Colin's insights and see if they spark any ideas for your own journey.