FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Q038_012126 Rom. 3:9 Do You Sin Or Does Sin Do You?
Q038_012126 Rom. 3:9 Do You Sin Or Does Sin Do You?
Q038_012126 Rom. 3:9 Do You Sin Or Does Sin Do You?
Wednesday 21st January 2026
Explore how faith can intercept addiction as Colin Cook examines Romans 3 and the concept of being 'under sin.'
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Episode Overview
- Sin is portrayed as a force reigning over us, not just an action.
- Guilt, shame, and fear are significant barriers to overcoming addiction.
- True recovery involves changing one's mindset about sin and addiction.
- Faith can be a powerful tool in breaking free from the grip of addiction.
- Understanding the concept of being 'under sin' is crucial for healing.
"Sin is not something you do. It's something that does you."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? In this thought-provoking episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook,' listeners are taken on a deep dive into the complex relationship between sin and addiction. Colin Cook unpacks the Apostle Paul's teachings in Romans Chapter 3, highlighting how sin is not merely an action but a force that reigns over us.
He draws parallels between the biblical concept of being 'under sin' and the modern struggle with addiction, illustrating how many feel trapped under its weight. Cook challenges the notion that overcoming addiction is about sheer willpower or moral fortitude, instead proposing that true change comes from altering one's mindset and understanding the root causes of addiction.
Listeners will find themselves reflecting on their own perceptions of sin and addiction as Cook discusses the importance of recognising guilt, shame, and fear as significant barriers to recovery. With a blend of biblical insights and practical advice, he sheds light on the transformative power of faith in breaking free from the chains of addiction.
Whether you're grappling with addiction yourself or seeking to support a loved one, this episode offers a fresh perspective on finding hope and healing through faith. Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of faith and recovery, as Colin Cook presents a compelling case for why understanding sin's dominion is crucial to overcoming addiction. So, what does it mean to be 'under sin,' and how can faith lead to liberation? Dive in and find out.