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How it Happens with Colin Cook
Colin Cook explains Romans 6:6, discussing how our old self is crucified with Christ, freeing us from sin and guilt.
14:33•20 Jan 2025
Understanding Romans 6:6: Your Old Self Crucified with Christ
Episode Overview
- Romans 6:6 teaches that our old self is crucified with Christ.
- Paul's message applies to all humanity, not just individuals.
- Religious neurosis can lead to harmful practices.
- Faith in Christ frees us from guilt and shame.
- Understanding our human nature helps us live a faith-filled life.
“Jesus has said, I know how messed up you are Colin, and I am going to identify with you and take all the judgement that you deserve and I'm going to take it upon myself.”
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin takes us on a journey through Romans 6:6, exploring the concept of our 'old man' being crucified with Christ. He discusses how Paul's message applies not just to individuals but to all of humanity. Colin shares his evolving understanding of the Book of Romans, highlighting how our natural human inclinations are towards sin and misery. Yet, through Jesus Christ, we find redemption and a new way of living.
He uses relatable analogies, like comparing Jesus to a spiritual president who represents all of humanity, to help explain complex theological ideas. Colin also warns against the dangers of religious neurosis, where people try to eliminate their 'old man' through extreme practices. Instead, he encourages embracing the faith that Jesus has already taken on our judgement, allowing us to live free from guilt and shame.
This episode is a blend of deep theological insights and practical advice for living a faith-filled life. If you're looking to understand how faith in Christ can transform your life and help you overcome addiction, this episode is a must-listen.
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