FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P210_091525 Rom. 13:11-14 We Serve Knowing That The Kingdom Is Coming
P210_091525 Rom. 13:11-14 We Serve Knowing That The Kingdom Is Coming
P210_091525 Rom. 13:11-14 We Serve Knowing That The Kingdom Is Coming
Monday 15th September 2025
Explore Romans 13:11-14 with Colin Cook to understand serving humanity through love, not fear. A fresh perspective on addiction recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Serving humanity should be motivated by love, not fear.
- Casting off darkness allows us to embrace light and serve others.
- Identifying as righteous transforms our journey and actions.
- Addiction consumes energy that could be used to help others.
- The coming of Christ offers reconciliation and hope.
The motivation for serving the world is not fear and judgment, but love and good news.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Colin Cook's latest episode of 'How it Happens' explores the surprising motive behind serving humanity, inspired by Romans 13:11-14. Rather than serving out of fear of judgment, Cook reveals the transformative power of love and good news. As listeners engage with the teachings of Paul, they'll find a refreshing perspective on why casting off the works of darkness is essential—not for fear of judgment, but to embrace the armour of light.
This episode offers a deep dive into the concept of putting on Christ, which means clothing oneself in righteousness, not merely stopping evil. Cook discusses how identifying oneself as righteous rather than a sinner can reshape one's journey, leading to a vibrant community ready to serve others. The podcast tackles the pressing issue of addiction, highlighting how much energy is consumed in self-destruction.
With references to alarming statistics on alcoholism and drug addiction, Cook emphasises the need for a shift in identity and perspective. He paints a picture of a future where the coming of Christ is not just an escape but an opportunity for reconciliation and service. This episode is a call to action for listeners to rethink their motivations and embrace a life driven by love and hope. So, what drives you to serve?
Is it fear or the promise of salvation?