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Segment 1:
• Christians cheer a Navy SEAL’s appearance on Rogan as “gospel shared”—but was it?
• Todd clarifies difference between chit-chat about Christianity, apologetics, and actual evangelism.
• Chad Wright’s testimony: reading Matthew, realizing sin, needing salvation—strong on depravity but not yet a full gospel.
Segment 2:
• Chad explains total depravity, regeneration, salvation by grace alone—impressively deep theology.
• Missing pieces: no clear explanation of wrath, judgment, or Christ’s substitutionary death.
• Todd evaluates whether a full gospel was actually presented or just strong testimony.
Segment 3:
• Chad strategically shifts conversation back to sin and death—explaining original sin clearly.
• Describes death as the result of sin, judgment as certain, Jesus as taking punishment.
• Todd affirms this could be gospel—but clarity on God’s wrath is still lacking.
Segment 4:
• Chad’s theology on Jesus’ physical body, resurrection, and glorification is solid but speculative at points.
• Todd: Good doctrine, but still no explicit penal substitution or wrath explained.
• Evangelism analogy: You can’t just share “parts” of the gospel—you must give the whole picture.
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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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Segment 1:
• Christians cheer a Navy SEAL’s appearance on Rogan as “gospel shared”—but was it?
• Todd clarifies difference between chit-chat about Christianity, apologetics, and actual evangelism.
• Chad Wright’s testimony: reading Matthew, realizing sin, needing salvation—strong on depravity but not yet a full gospel.
Segment 2:
• Chad explains total depravity, regeneration, salvation by grace alone—impressively deep theology.
• Missing pieces: no clear explanation of wrath, judgment, or Christ’s substitutionary death.
• Todd evaluates whether a full gospel was actually presented or just strong testimony.
Segment 3:
• Chad strategically shifts conversation back to sin and death—explaining original sin clearly.
• Describes death as the result of sin, judgment as certain, Jesus as taking punishment.
• Todd affirms this could be gospel—but clarity on God’s wrath is still lacking.
Segment 4:
• Chad’s theology on Jesus’ physical body, resurrection, and glorification is solid but speculative at points.
• Todd: Good doctrine, but still no explicit penal substitution or wrath explained.
• Evangelism analogy: You can’t just share “parts” of the gospel—you must give the whole picture.
___
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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