FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N041_090823 Rom. 3:26 God Declares Me - A Sinner - Innocent
N041_090823 Rom. 3:26 God Declares Me - A Sinner - Innocent
N041_090823 Rom. 3:26 God Declares Me - A Sinner - Innocent
Friday 8th September 2023
Join Colin Cook as he explores Romans 3:21-26, delving into God's justice, mercy, and righteousness in 'How It Happens'.
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Get the buttons here!God's Mercy and Justice: Colin Cook's Insights on Romans 3:21-26
Episode Overview
- Colin Cook explores the profound themes of justice, righteousness, and mercy in Romans 3:21-26
- Encourages thoughtful reflection on the scripture, inviting listeners to engage with the passage
- Addresses the internal struggle against guilt and shame, offering a perspective of gratitude towards these emotions
- Emphasizes the declaration of innocence through trust in Jesus, despite feelings of guilt
- Expresses appreciation for listener support and encourages donations to FaithQuest
The one who trusts in Jesus is declared innocent even while he is guilty. While he continues to trust in Jesus, Even while he's guilty, you say, well, yes, don't you remember what we studied earlier, that there is no difference for all have sinned and continually fall short of the glory of God while being justified freely by his grace.
Ever wondered how the concepts of justice and mercy coexist in faith? In this episode of 'How It Happens with Colin Cook', Colin dives into the rich passages of Romans 3:21-26. Here, he unpacks the significance of Jesus as the propitiation and explores how God's righteousness, forbearance, and mercy come together in a powerful narrative.
Colin doesn't just read scripture; he brings it to life, addressing our internal battles with guilt and shame and reframing them as reminders to lean on faith. This episode isn't just for theologians; it's for anyone grappling with life's moral complexities and seeking solace in faith. Tune in for a thoughtful reflection that promises to deepen your understanding of God's love and mercy.