FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N197_052824 Rom. 12:21 Crowd Evil Out With Good
N197_052824 Rom. 12:21 Crowd Evil Out With Good
N197_052824 Rom. 12:21 Crowd Evil Out With Good
Tuesday 28th May 2024
Colin Cook explores Romans 12:21, discussing how faith can help overcome addiction by focusing on doing good and embracing God's mercy.
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Episode Overview
- Focus on doing good to displace evil.
- Humility is key in Christian behaviour.
- God's mercy is greater than our sins.
- Using your gifts to help others enriches your life.
- Feeling unworthy can hinder your ability to do good.
Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the focus is on Romans 12:21 and the profound message of overcoming evil with good. Colin Cook passionately discusses how faith-training in the Gospel of Christ can help intercept various addictions, whether it’s alcohol, drugs, food, or even obsessive worry. Paul’s teachings in Romans chapter 12 are unpacked, highlighting the importance of humility, love, and the mercies of God.
The conversation touches on how Christians should behave towards others, including their enemies, and the significance of not thinking too highly of oneself but rather using one's gifts to do good in the world. Cook also addresses the common struggle of feeling unworthy due to past sins and how this mindset can hinder one’s ability to do good. By focusing on doing good and helping others, one can displace evil from their lives.
This episode is a blend of spiritual guidance and practical advice for those grappling with addiction, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking hope and direction. Cook’s heartfelt reflections and scriptural insights provide a comforting reminder that God’s mercy is greater than our sins, encouraging listeners to move forward in faith and good works.