P225_101325 Rom. 15:1-7 Pleasing Our Neighbor As Christ Has Pleased UsP225_101325 Rom. 15:1-7 Pleasing Our Neighbor As Christ Has Pleased Us
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Colin Cook reflects on Romans 15:1-7, highlighting selflessness and community support as key elements in addiction recovery.
14:32•13 Oct 2025
Finding Strength in Selflessness: A Journey Through Romans 15
Episode Overview
- Emphasise selflessness and community support in recovery.
- Scripture provides inner strength and patience.
- Helping others can lead to personal joy.
- Strive to emulate Christ's selfless acts.
- Stay connected to scripture for guidance.
“"The most beautiful thing we can enjoy as men and women of faith is to help somebody else."”
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? Colin Cook's latest episode takes listeners on a reflective journey through the teachings of Romans 15:1-7, emphasising the power of community and selflessness in addiction recovery. Cook draws parallels between faith and recovery, highlighting how helping others can uplift both the giver and receiver. He discusses the importance of patience and comfort found in scripture, which provides an inner strength to serve others, even when it seems risky.
The episode challenges listeners to see themselves as conduits of support, echoing the selfless acts of Christ, who served others despite being the King of Kings. Cook also touches on the role of scripture in maintaining hope and patience, urging individuals to stay connected to these teachings for guidance.
The episode is filled with personal anecdotes that remind us that while we may not reach the perfection of Christ, striving to emulate his selflessness can lead to profound joy and fulfilment. So, how can you apply these lessons in your own life? Consider how you might serve your community and find strength in supporting others.

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