Q040_012626 Rom. 3:19,20 The Book Of Romans Puts Humanism To The SwordQ040_012626 Rom. 3:19,20 The Book Of Romans Puts Humanism To The Sword
How it Happens with Colin Cook
Colin Cook discusses the Book of Romans, highlighting how understanding our spiritual condition and embracing faith can lead to sobriety and freedom.
15:04•26 Jan 2026
Finding Strength in Sobriety Through Faith
Episode Overview
- Romans challenges the idea that humans are inherently good.
- Understanding guilt is key to recognising the need for redemption.
- Faith in Christ offers freedom from addiction.
- Righteousness comes from God, not human effort.
- Recognising our brokenness can lead to spiritual fulfilment.
“Once you learn how to receive it and practice it by faith, you will experience a wonderful freedom.”
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? This episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook' takes a deep dive into the Book of Romans, challenging the humanistic view that we are inherently good. Colin Cook argues that our true nature is revealed through the law, which highlights our guilt and need for redemption. The episode unpacks Paul's perspective on human nature, emphasising that it's not about feeling guilty but recognising our need for Jesus' sacrifice.
Cook explains how faith in Christ offers freedom from addiction by providing a righteousness beyond human effort. He draws from Romans to illustrate how acknowledging our brokenness can lead us to spiritual fulfilment and recovery. With references to his own book, 'God's Unbreakable Oath', Cook presents a thought-provoking discussion on faith, righteousness, and the journey to sobriety. So, are you ready to explore how understanding our spiritual condition can be the first step towards lasting change?
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