FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Q036_011626 Rom. 2 This Is How Romans, Chapter Two, Applies To Christians
Q036_011626 Rom. 2 This Is How Romans, Chapter Two, Applies To Christians
Q036_011626 Rom. 2 This Is How Romans, Chapter Two, Applies To Christians
Friday 16th January 2026
Explore Romans Chapter 2 with Colin Cook as he challenges Christians to reflect on faith, judgement, and the need for Jesus Christ.
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Episode Overview
- Romans Chapter 2 challenges Christians to reflect on their own judgement and guilt.
- Religious people often project their guilt onto others while feeling morally superior.
- Recognising one's brokenness is essential for redemption through Christ.
- Faith-based recovery requires self-examination and humility.
- The episode encourages deeper understanding of faith beyond rituals.
"Do I find myself living a moral Christian life without coming before Jesus?"
What can we learn from those who have battled addiction? This episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook' takes a fascinating look at Romans Chapter 2, urging listeners to reflect on their own faith and judgement. The host, Colin Cook, challenges the audience to consider how this chapter applies to modern Christians, focusing on themes of guilt, judgement, and the need for Jesus Christ.
He delves into the paradox of religious people who suppress their guilt and project it onto others, while believing in their own moral superiority. Cook's engaging narrative invites you to question your own beliefs and behaviours, encouraging a deeper understanding of faith beyond mere religious rituals. The episode doesn't shy away from confronting uncomfortable truths about human nature and the tendency to judge others while ignoring one's own faults.
Cook uses the text from Romans to highlight the importance of recognising one's brokenness and the universal need for redemption through Christ. The episode is not just a theological exploration but also a call to self-examination and humility. It's an eye-opener for anyone grappling with addiction or simply seeking a more profound connection with their faith. With a mix of biblical analysis and real-life anecdotes, this episode is sure to resonate with anyone interested in faith-based recovery.
Cook's thoughtful commentary is both challenging and uplifting, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of faith and addiction. So, are you ready to examine your own heart and seek a deeper understanding of your faith?