FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N191_051624 Rom. 12:3-6 We Are A Body Of Peacemakers
N191_051624 Rom. 12:3-6 We Are A Body Of Peacemakers
N191_051624 Rom. 12:3-6 We Are A Body Of Peacemakers
Thursday 16th May 2024
Colin Cook explores Romans 12:3-6, discussing humility, unity, and using our unique gifts to combat addiction and serve others.
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Episode Overview
- Faith in Christ helps intercept addictions.
- Humility prevents isolation and fosters community.
- Each person has unique gifts to serve others.
- Using our gifts can bring purpose and healing.
- Reconciliation is a collective mission.
We are part of Christ's body, and we go about reconciling the world, Christ operating through us.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin takes you on a thoughtful journey through Romans 12:3-6, focusing on how faith in the Gospel of Christ can help us intercept our addictions and transform our lives. Colin discusses Paul's teachings on humility, unity, and the importance of recognising our individual roles within the larger body of Christ. By not thinking too highly of ourselves, we can avoid isolation and instead foster a sense of community and service.
Colin emphasises that each of us has unique gifts bestowed by God, which we should use to support and uplift others. He shares personal anecdotes and practical examples, such as a woman who found her gift in prayer despite being housebound. The episode is filled with compassionate insights and encouragement for anyone struggling with addiction or seeking to deepen their faith.
Whether you're dealing with alcohol, drugs, or any other form of addiction, Colin's reflections offer a refreshing perspective on how to live a life of purpose and service. Don't miss this heartfelt discussion that reminds us of our collective mission to reconcile and heal through the love of Christ.