FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
P113_031025 Rom.8:2 We Live By The Spirit Of Life In Christ
P113_031025 Rom.8:2 We Live By The Spirit Of Life In Christ
P113_031025 Rom.8:2 We Live By The Spirit Of Life In Christ
Monday 10th March 2025
Explore Romans 8:2 with Colin Cook as he explains how faith in Christ liberates us from addiction and guilt, offering hope and freedom.
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Episode Overview
- Faith in Christ frees us from guilt and shame.
- Living a godly life is about embracing Jesus' sacrifice, not following the law.
- Crises can deepen our faith and trust in God.
- The Holy Spirit offers gentle rebukes, not condemnation.
- Romans 8:2 teaches us to pray with confidence in Jesus.
The Holy Spirit does not condemn. He does not nag. He rebukes, yes, but it is a gentle rebuke.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin delves into the powerful message of Romans 8:2 and how faith in Christ can liberate us from addiction and guilt. He explores the idea that living a godly life isn't about following the law but finding freedom through Jesus Christ. Colin breaks down the verses, explaining how the gospel teaches us to reject guilt and shame, and instead embrace the mercy and forgiveness offered by Christ's sacrifice.
This episode is a heartfelt reminder that no matter the storms we face, faith in Christ's atonement keeps us free from condemnation. Colin also shares personal anecdotes about how crises can shake our faith, but ultimately deepen it, encouraging listeners to trust in God's plan even when times are tough. This episode is perfect for anyone struggling with addiction or seeking spiritual reassurance.
You'll come away feeling inspired and hopeful, ready to embrace the freedom that comes from faith in Christ.