FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N034_082823 Rom. 3:21,22 God’s Righteousness Is Jesus
N034_082823 Rom. 3:21,22 God’s Righteousness Is Jesus
N034_082823 Rom. 3:21,22 God’s Righteousness Is Jesus
Monday 28th August 2023
Join Colin Cook as he explores faith, righteousness, and overcoming addiction in this insightful episode of 'How it Happens'.
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Redemption: Colin Cook on God's Love and Righteousness
Episode Overview
- God's wrath and righteousness are intertwined, expressing His love and intention behind His actions
- Embracing counterintuitive gratitude for challenges becomes a transformative part of the journey to receiving God's righteousness
- God's righteousness, revealed through the faithfulness of Jesus Christ, is portrayed as a gift received by trust, countering the notion of earning it through human effort
- Cook's poignant analogy of a loving parent standing up for their child resonates deeply, illustrating God's unwavering love and protection for His children
- The episode offers compelling insights and compassionate perspectives on faith, righteousness, and the path to redemption
I believe that God's wrath, which is motivated, as you've heard me say so often, by love, is part of the gospel itself.
Ever wondered how faith can play a role in overcoming addiction? Colin Cook's latest episode of 'How it Happens' dives deep into this topic, unraveling the complex relationship between God's wrath and righteousness. Cook takes listeners on a journey, challenging common misconceptions about divine judgment and highlighting the profound love and purpose behind God's actions.
He explains how God's seemingly harsh decisions are actually acts of love, meant to guide individuals to a point where they can truly find themselves and accept God's righteousness. Through powerful storytelling, Cook draws a vivid analogy of a loving parent who stands by their child despite their mistakes. This paints a touching picture of God's unwavering love and protection for His children.
The episode also emphasizes the importance of gratitude, even for life's challenges, as a transformative part of the journey to receiving God's righteousness. Cook portrays God's righteousness as a gift that comes through faith in Jesus Christ, countering the idea that it can be earned through human effort. This episode is perfect for anyone struggling with addiction or those looking to deepen their understanding of faith and redemption.
Cook's compassionate insights and relatable stories make complex theological concepts accessible and engaging. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that offers a fresh perspective on faith, love, and the path to redemption.