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Q056_022326 Review Of Romans, Chapter Three. Glorious!
Q056_022326 Review Of Romans, Chapter Three. Glorious!
Q056_022326 Review Of Romans, Chapter Three. Glorious!
Monday 23rd February 2026
Explore the richness of faith in Romans Chapter Three with Colin Cook, offering insights into overcoming addiction through divine grace.
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Episode Overview
- Faith is a gift from God, not a human achievement.
- The law reveals human sinfulness, leading us to seek salvation.
- Righteousness comes through Jesus, not human effort.
- God's grace is inclusive and available to all.
- Support for community education can change lives.
"Faith is not something you achieve; it's something you receive."
In this eye-opening episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', listeners are taken on a profound journey through Romans, Chapter Three. Colin Cook unpacks the complexities and beauty of faith, discussing how the Gospel of Christ can be a powerful tool in overcoming addictions, whether it's alcohol, drugs, or even obsessive worry.
This episode is a deep dive into the role of law and grace, as Cook explains how the law reveals human nature's brokenness and how faith in Jesus brings righteousness to humanity. Cook challenges the idea that faith is a product of human willpower, instead presenting it as a divine gift bestowed upon us. This perspective shifts the focus from human effort to divine grace, offering a fresh lens through which to view salvation and righteousness.
Listeners are encouraged to find solace in the knowledge that faith is not something to be achieved but received with gratitude. The episode also touches on the inclusivity of God's grace, emphasising that it is available to all, not just a select few. Through personal anecdotes and theological insights, Cook illustrates how understanding these concepts can bring peace and reassurance in one's recovery journey.
As Cook concludes, he calls on his audience to consider supporting educational opportunities for those in need, adding a layer of community responsibility to the spiritual insights shared. So, whether you're struggling with addiction or simply seeking spiritual growth, this episode offers rich food for thought. How might this understanding of faith and grace transform your own journey?