Finding Freedom from Guilt: A Journey Through Romans 7:4
Episode Overview
Being free from the law does not mean living in lawlessness. Our conscience can sometimes mislead us with unjustified guilt. Faith in Jesus Christ helps overcome nagging guilt and condemnation. Understanding your righteousness in Christ is key to mental and emotional health. Speak back to your conscience with the truth of the gospel.
God is greater than our heart, and knows all things
Colin Cook takes you on a journey through the teachings of Paul in Romans 7:4, exploring the idea of being free from the law and how it impacts your conscience. This episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook' delves into the often misunderstood concept of freedom from the law and its implications for those struggling with addiction, whether it's alcohol, drugs, food, or obsessive worry.
Colin explains that being free from the law does not mean living in lawlessness or anarchy but rather understanding that the guilt and shame we feel are not always justified. He highlights how our conscience can sometimes mislead us, especially when it is influenced by emotional wounds or disorders like OCD. Colin encourages listeners to speak back to their conscience with faith in Jesus Christ, reminding themselves that they are counted as righteous in His righteousness.
Through faith and understanding, you can overcome the nagging guilt and condemnation that your conscience might impose on you. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to reconcile their faith with their struggles and find a healthier, more peaceful state of mind.