FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P229-102025 Rom. 16:1-12 Paul Has Lots Of Friends
P229-102025 Rom. 16:1-12 Paul Has Lots Of Friends
P229-102025 Rom. 16:1-12 Paul Has Lots Of Friends
Monday 20th October 2025
Explore Romans 16 with Colin Cook as he reveals the warmth and community among early Christians, offering insights for modern sobriety journeys.
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Episode Overview
- Paul's letters reveal his deep connections with fellow believers.
- Phoebe is highlighted as a significant figure in the early church.
- Priscilla and Aquila's bravery is acknowledged.
- Community support is vital for both faith and recovery.
- Modern parallels are drawn to ancient Christian fellowship.
"All in tears and crying and hugging Paul, he was a much-loved individual."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? In this episode, Colin Cook takes listeners on a heartfelt exploration of Romans 16, shedding light on the warmth and camaraderie among early Christians. Paul, often perceived as a stern figure, is revealed to be deeply connected with his friends and fellow believers.
The episode paints a vivid picture of the bonds formed within the early church, highlighting individuals like Phoebe, a prominent businesswoman and deaconess, and Priscilla and Aquila, who risked their lives for Paul's mission. Colin underscores the importance of these relationships, illustrating how they supported and nurtured each other in their spiritual journeys. The narrative is peppered with humour and relatable anecdotes, making the historical context accessible and engaging.
As Colin reflects on these ancient ties, he draws parallels to modern-day support systems, emphasising the value of community in both faith and recovery. So, what can we learn from Paul's letters about building supportive networks today? Tune in to find out how these timeless connections can inspire your own path to sobriety.