FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P106_022425 Rom. 7:4,5 Married To Christ
P106_022425 Rom. 7:4,5 Married To Christ
P106_022425 Rom. 7:4,5 Married To Christ
Monday 24th February 2025
Discover how faith in Jesus Christ can free you from the condemnation of the law and transform your life.
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Episode Overview
- Faith in Jesus Christ frees you from the condemnation of the law.
- A personal relationship with Christ is like a supportive marriage.
- Being 'married to the law' leads to constant guilt and fear.
- True Christianity is about intimacy with Christ, not just following rules.
- Freedom in faith can transform your life and help overcome addiction.
You don't become dead to the law by a discipline or meditation, but through the body of Christ.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', the focus is on Romans 7:4-5 and the concept of being 'Married to Christ'. Colin Cook breaks down the symbolic language used by Paul in the Bible, explaining how faith in Jesus Christ can liberate us from the condemnation of the law. He emphasises that true Christianity is not about adhering to laws or feeling guilt but about having a deep, personal relationship with Christ.
This relationship is compared to a marriage, highlighting its intimacy and supportiveness. Colin discusses how many Christians struggle because they are 'married to the law', leading to constant feelings of guilt and fear. He stresses that being 'married to Christ' brings freedom, joy, and a more fruitful life. If you're looking for a fresh perspective on faith and its impact on overcoming addiction and guilt, this episode is a must-listen.