It’s Witness Wednesday!

Todd Friel is on campus in Gainesville, GA to talk with students about creation, repentance, and genuine belief over tradition.

Segment 1:

• Complexity Points to a Creator: A future doctor acknowledges the design of the human body as evidence of God’s creation.

• Faith vs. Commandments: The student believes following commandments earns salvation but admits personal failure in keeping them perfectly.

• Grace Explained: Salvation is through Jesus’ completed work, not human effort—a transformative message of hope.

Segment 2:

• Reincarnation vs. Judgment: A Sikh student describes rebirth based on karma, contrasted with Christianity’s “one life, one judgment” principle.

• Jesus as the Payment for Sin: Introducing the concept of grace—Jesus’ sacrifice pays the ultimate penalty for sin.

• Turning from Self to Jesus: Highlighting the need for repentance and trust in Christ rather than striving for a better rebirth.

Segment 3:

• Cultural Faith, Personal Uncertainty: A polite young Methodist inherits faith but struggles to articulate its message or offer peace to others.

• Self-Examination: Encouraging the student to reflect on their relationship with Christ to ensure genuine belief, not mere tradition.

• Eternal Assurance: The gospel promises peace and reconciliation with God through repentance and faith in Jesus.

Segment 4:

• Relativity Challenged: College students wrestle with the conflict between subjective truths and the absoluteness of Christ’s claims.

• Fear and Love: Using fear of judgment to lead to the realization of God’s love through Jesus’ sacrifice.

• Urgency of Decision: Encouraging the students to see faith as a response to God’s kindness and an opportunity to embrace eternal truth today.

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