FaithQuest Perspectives
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P032_101124 Rom. 3:9,19,20 Relevant Or Boring?
P032_101124 Rom. 3:9,19,20 Relevant Or Boring?
P032_101124 Rom. 3:9,19,20 Relevant Or Boring?
Friday 11th October 2024
Colin Cook explains why Romans Chapter 3 is still relevant today, addressing guilt, shame, and the need for divine intervention in overcoming life's struggles.
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Get the buttons here!Why Ancient Scriptures Matter Today: Colin Cook's Take on Romans Chapter 3
Episode Overview
- Ancient scriptures like Romans Chapter 3 are still relevant today.
- Guilt, shame, and fear are symptoms of underlying sin.
- Modern understanding hasn't made these teachings obsolete.
- Self-discipline alone isn't enough; divine intervention is needed.
- Daily faith practice helps in overcoming mental struggles.
The more we listen to our guilt, the more it haunts us
Ever wondered why ancient scriptures still matter today? In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin dives into Romans Chapter 3 to explore its relevance in our modern lives. He tackles the idea that everyone, regardless of their background, is under the power of sin and law. Colin explains how our minds are constantly berated by guilt, shame, and fear, which are symptoms of this underlying sin.
Using light-hearted anecdotes and relatable metaphors, he makes a compelling case for why these biblical teachings are far from boring and highly relevant. He challenges the notion that modern understanding has made these scriptures obsolete, arguing instead that they address the core issues we face today—whether it's addiction, anxiety, or the relentless pursuit of pleasure at the expense of our well-being. Colin emphasises that self-discipline alone isn't enough to overcome these struggles; we need divine intervention for true deliverance.
This episode isn't just for those steeped in faith but for anyone grappling with life's challenges and seeking a deeper understanding of their inner turmoil. So, if you're curious about how ancient wisdom can offer solutions to modern problems, this episode is a must-listen. You might just find the answers you've been searching for.