FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Q025_121125 Rom. 1:28 Oh Lord, Thankyou That Your Loving Wrath Has Brought Me To Nothing
Q025_121125 Rom. 1:28 Oh Lord, Thankyou That Your Loving Wrath Has Brought Me To Nothing
Q025_121125 Rom. 1:28 Oh Lord, Thankyou That Your Loving Wrath Has Brought Me To Nothing
Thursday 11th December 2025
Explore how faith intersects with addiction recovery in this compelling episode with Colin Cook.
15 minutes
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Episode Overview
- God's wrath is described as a loving wake-up call to guide individuals away from vices.
- Emptiness often leads people to seek comfort in addictive behaviours.
- Faith can play a transformative role in addiction recovery.
- Communicating with God is possible regardless of one's current state.
- The episode offers support for both believers and non-believers.
"In his loving wrath, God reaches us by giving us more of the idols we have chosen instead of him."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook,' the discussion takes a unique turn as it explores the intersection of faith and addiction recovery. The episode challenges listeners to reflect on the deeper meaning of God's wrath, not as an act of anger, but as a loving wake-up call that guides individuals away from their vices.
Colin Cook artfully navigates through Romans Chapter 1, offering a fresh perspective on how spiritual beliefs can influence one's journey to sobriety. Listeners are taken on a thought-provoking journey, examining how feelings of emptiness often lead individuals to seek comfort in addictive behaviours. Cook delves into the human condition, suggesting that our innate drive to worship can sometimes mislead us towards unhealthy dependencies. He proposes that recognising this emptiness and turning towards faith can be a transformative step in recovery.
Through engaging storytelling and scriptural insights, Cook provides solace for both believers and non-believers alike. He reassures listeners that regardless of their current state, they can communicate with God and seek guidance. The episode encourages a dialogue about faith's role in overcoming addiction, making it an essential listen for anyone on the path to recovery or those supporting someone who is. Colin Cook's empathetic approach creates a safe space for listeners to explore their spiritual and personal struggles.
With a blend of humour and sincerity, he opens up a conversation about the role of faith in healing and transformation. So, whether you're questioning your beliefs or seeking comfort in your journey, this episode offers valuable insights and support. How do you find strength in the face of addiction?