FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P110_030525 Rom. 7:15-25 Accepting The Conflict Of Faith And Your Humanity
P110_030525 Rom. 7:15-25 Accepting The Conflict Of Faith And Your Humanity
P110_030525 Rom. 7:15-25 Accepting The Conflict Of Faith And Your Humanity
Wednesday 5th March 2025
Explore the tension between faith and humanity in Romans 7:15-25 with Colin Cook. Discover how Paul's teachings can help you overcome addiction.
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Get the buttons here!Faith vs. Humanity: Understanding Paul's Struggle in Romans 7
Episode Overview
- Paul's struggle with the law and sin is a universal human experience.
- Setting the law as a standard without fellowship with God leads to spiritual death.
- Through Christ, we are no longer identified by our sins.
- Acknowledging our brokenness is key to spiritual growth.
- Faith helps us overcome our shortcomings.
The I that is in Christ, declared innocent without condemnation, that's the true me.
Ever wondered how faith and humanity intersect, especially when it comes to addiction? Colin Cook takes you on a journey through Romans 7:15-25, exploring the tension between the law and our human nature. This episode of 'How it Happens' dives deep into the teachings of Paul, where he discusses the struggle of wanting to do good but often falling short.
Cook elaborates on Paul's words, explaining how setting the law as a standard of living can lead to a 'deathly experience' if not paired with genuine fellowship with God. He makes it clear that Paul isn't just talking about his personal struggles but is addressing a universal human condition. The episode unpacks the idea that sin dwells within us, causing us to do what we hate, but through Christ, we are no longer identified by our sins.
Cook's reflections are both enlightening and relatable, making complex theological concepts accessible. He emphasizes that acknowledging our brokenness and clinging to Christ is key to overcoming our shortcomings. With a blend of personal anecdotes and biblical teachings, this episode offers a compassionate and hopeful perspective on faith and humanity. Whether you're struggling with addiction or seeking to deepen your understanding of faith, this episode provides valuable insights. So why not give it a listen?
You might find the encouragement you need to keep moving forward.