FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Q027_121625 Rom. 2:1, 17 The Sin Of Religion
Q027_121625 Rom. 2:1, 17 The Sin Of Religion
Q027_121625 Rom. 2:1, 17 The Sin Of Religion
Tuesday 16th December 2025
Explore the pitfalls of moralism in religion with Colin Cook as he discusses Romans Chapter 2's take on judgment and faith.
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Episode Overview
- Religion often focuses on rules, losing sight of true faith.
- Judgment without humility can harm spiritual growth.
- A personal relationship with God is essential for redemption.
- Moralism can overshadow the heart of the Gospel.
- Reflect on your own faith journey beyond religious rituals.
"Religion with its heart cut out is horrendous."
How do people find hope in the darkest times? Colin Cook dives into the often overlooked sin of religion in this episode of 'How it Happens.' With a focus on Romans Chapter 2, he challenges listeners to reflect on the judgmental nature of religious adherence without the heart of faith. Cook draws parallels between Paul's message to the Jews and modern religious practices, highlighting how moralism can overshadow the true essence of redemption and mercy.
The episode serves as a reminder that, regardless of one's past, a personal relationship with God is crucial for genuine spiritual growth. Cook passionately critiques the tendency of religious leaders to judge without humility, urging listeners to seek God's mercy instead of hiding behind rules and rituals. Through engaging anecdotes and rhetorical questions, he encourages self-reflection among those who may have been wounded by religious institutions.
By painting a vivid picture of how moralism can lead to a cold and heartless faith, Cook calls for a return to the core principles of love and grace. This episode is perfect for anyone grappling with the disconnect between organised religion and personal faith. It offers a fresh perspective on how embracing God's mercy can lead to a transformative spiritual journey. Are you ready to rethink what it means to be truly faithful?