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It’s Witness Wednesday!
Segment 1:
• A history student reflects on how World Wars I & II led to postmodernism—truth is now “relative.”
• Todd challenges the student—does truth change based on belief, or is there an objective standard?
• The student wrestles with defining truth, showing the internal conflict of a postmodern worldview.
Segment 2:
• Todd presents historical evidence—Jesus’ resurrection was witnessed by hundreds who refused to recant, even under threat of death.
• The concept of textual criticism—the Bible is the most well-documented ancient text in existence.
• The student acknowledges Christianity’s credibility but hesitates on full belief.
Segment 3:
• Using a courtroom analogy, Todd demonstrates how God’s judgment is unavoidable—good deeds can’t erase past sins.
• The student realizes that personal morality fails to meet God’s perfect standard.
• The only way to be declared innocent is if someone else pays the fine—which leads to Jesus.
Segment 4:
• Todd shifts from intellect to the conscience—the student acknowledges the logic but hesitates on personal commitment.
• The real issue isn’t evidence—it’s surrendering control and turning from sin.
• The urgency of the gospel—today is the day of salvation, not tomorrow.
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Thanks for listening!
Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners.
If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/
If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn’t be more thankful for you if we tried!
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It’s Witness Wednesday!
Segment 1:
• A history student reflects on how World Wars I & II led to postmodernism—truth is now “relative.”
• Todd challenges the student—does truth change based on belief, or is there an objective standard?
• The student wrestles with defining truth, showing the internal conflict of a postmodern worldview.
Segment 2:
• Todd presents historical evidence—Jesus’ resurrection was witnessed by hundreds who refused to recant, even under threat of death.
• The concept of textual criticism—the Bible is the most well-documented ancient text in existence.
• The student acknowledges Christianity’s credibility but hesitates on full belief.
Segment 3:
• Using a courtroom analogy, Todd demonstrates how God’s judgment is unavoidable—good deeds can’t erase past sins.
• The student realizes that personal morality fails to meet God’s perfect standard.
• The only way to be declared innocent is if someone else pays the fine—which leads to Jesus.
Segment 4:
• Todd shifts from intellect to the conscience—the student acknowledges the logic but hesitates on personal commitment.
• The real issue isn’t evidence—it’s surrendering control and turning from sin.
• The urgency of the gospel—today is the day of salvation, not tomorrow.
___
Thanks for listening!
Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners.
If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/
If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn’t be more thankful for you if we tried!

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