Understanding Addiction's Roots: Colin Cook's Gospel-Based Insights
We tend to pull in upon ourselves and isolate ourselves because nobody, it seems, loves us. But since we don't have that because of our sin, because of our sense of guilt and shame and fear, we are past masters at self-isolation, self-inflicted isolation.
Ever wondered what lies at the heart of addiction? In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin Cook dives deep into the psychological roots of addiction, guided by the teachings of the Gospel of Christ. He explores how feelings of wrath, abandonment, and isolation can fuel addictive behaviors, whether it's alcohol, drugs, food, or even obsessive worry.
Cook offers a fresh perspective on addiction, emphasizing that it's not just about substances but also about our emotional and psychological states. Through faith-training and a deep understanding of God's love, Cook believes that recovery is possible. He encourages listeners to become more self-aware and to embrace the support that faith can provide. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of addiction and looking for spiritual guidance on their recovery journey.