FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P099_020725 Rom. 6:16 Who Are You Standing Beside?
P099_020725 Rom. 6:16 Who Are You Standing Beside?
P099_020725 Rom. 6:16 Who Are You Standing Beside?
Friday 7th February 2025
Explore how presenting yourself to Jesus can help combat addiction and bring comfort, as Colin Cook discusses Romans 6:16 in this episode.
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Episode Overview
- Addiction often leads to feelings of isolation and disconnection.
- Presenting yourself to Jesus can provide comfort and companionship.
- Addiction is more about the state of mind than the substance or behaviour.
- Faith can help break the cycle of addiction by offering hope and support.
- The Holy Spirit is always with you, even in your darkest moments.
"Addiction screams into your head, nobody loves you. Nobody loves you, and it's a damned lie."
In this thought-provoking episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin dives deep into the teachings of Romans 6:16, exploring the concept of standing beside someone or something in our lives. He passionately explains how addiction can make us feel isolated and disconnected, but also how presenting ourselves to Jesus can offer comfort and companionship. Colin's reflections are both insightful and compassionate, providing a new perspective on the battle with addiction.
He emphasises that addiction is not just about the substance or behaviour but about the state of mind and feeling of isolation. By presenting ourselves to Jesus, even in the midst of our struggles, we can find solace and a sense of belonging. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, offering hope and practical advice grounded in faith.