FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Rom. 8:23 It’s Ok, Go Ahead And Groan
Rom. 8:23 It’s Ok, Go Ahead And Groan
Rom. 8:23 It’s Ok, Go Ahead And Groan
Thursday 15th December 2022
Discover how embracing groaning can aid in addiction recovery through faith in Christ with Colin Cook in 'Rom. 8:23 It's Ok, Go Ahead and Groan'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Healing in Faith: Embracing the Groans of Recovery
Well yes, sometimes we have to grumble and complain. But then go before god and assure him that our faith, father, is a certain and absolute hope that you will fulfill your vows to us.
Ever felt like your struggles are too heavy to bear alone? Colin Cook’s episode 'Rom. 8:23 It's Ok, Go Ahead and Groan' might just be the comfort you need. In this heartfelt discussion, Colin delves into the idea that groaning—those deep, soul-wrenching cries we often suppress—can be a vital part of addiction recovery. Drawing from Romans 8:23, he paints a picture of humanity collectively yearning for deliverance and renewal.
But it’s not all about the struggle; it’s about finding hope in the midst of it. Colin explains how faith-training in the Gospel of Christ can be a powerful tool to intercept addictions, whether it’s alcohol, drugs, food, or even obsessive worry. He emphasizes the importance of being honest with God and living by faith in the resurrection of Jesus. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Colin shares his journey and those of others who have found healing through faith.
This episode offers a deep dive into how embracing our groans can lead to profound healing and lasting recovery. Perfect for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, it’s a reminder that faith and honesty with God can light the path to recovery.