FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
N239_081424 Help For Those Who See Guilt In Everything
N239_081424 Help For Those Who See Guilt In Everything
N239_081424 Help For Those Who See Guilt In Everything
Wednesday 14th August 2024
Explore how faith impacts emotional health and learn to distinguish between true and false guilt with Colin Cook.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the psychological effects of faith on emotional health.
- Distinguishing between true and false guilt.
- Recognising how unresolved emotional issues can worsen with faith.
- Addressing the paradox of seeking solace in addictions while feeling disconnected from God.
- Practical advice for separating false guilt from true guilt.
The devil loves you to feel guilty because it makes you think that you are so religious
Feeling weighed down by guilt? In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', you'll dive into the psychological impact of faith and how it can sometimes exacerbate emotional wounds. Colin Cook, a seasoned faith trainer, shares his thoughts on the complex relationship between faith and mental health. He explores how many Christians struggle with feelings of false guilt, often stemming from past verbal or religious abuse.
These feelings can intensify when one becomes a Christian without truly understanding the atoning work of Jesus Christ. Cook offers an eye-opening perspective on how these unresolved emotional issues can lead to a form of religious neurosis, making life even more challenging for those already battling addiction or compulsive behaviours. Through compelling anecdotes and relatable examples, Cook illustrates how false guilt can manifest in everyday life, from obsessive hand-washing to unhealthy sexual guilt.
He also delves into the paradox of seeking solace in addictions like pornography while feeling disconnected from God. Cook's candid and compassionate approach aims to help listeners separate true guilt from false guilt, encouraging a healthier relationship with faith and self. If you're struggling with guilt and looking for a fresh perspective on faith's role in mental health, this episode is a must-listen.
It offers practical advice and comforting insights that could make a significant difference in your journey towards emotional well-being.