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Why Voddie’s Powerful Preaching Had a Gospel Impact on So Many
Segment 1 • Voddie Baucham’s legacy: a gospel preacher who made much of Christ, not himself. • His words at […]
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SHOULD YOU EVANGELIZE ROMAN CATHOLICS OR PARTNER WITH THEM?
Segment 1 • Why aren’t all your YouTube videos on Fortis+? • How can I stay informed on global Christian
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HATE SPEECH OR FOOLISH SPEECH? THINKING ABOUT FREE SPEECH FROM A BIBLICAL POV
Segment 1 • Todd and Dr. Greg Gifford discussing mental health and transformation at KSU. • Free speech vs. foolish
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THESE STUDENTS HAVE A BIG PROBLEM – BUT DO THEY WANT TO HEAR THE SOLUTION?
It’s Witness Wednesday! In today’s episode, Todd Friel engages in meaningful conversations with several university students. First up is Cole, a
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REVIVAL OR REFORMATION? HOW TO SEE LASTING CHANGE FOR OUR COUNTRY
Segment 1 • Charlie Kirk memorial created a “cultural moment” and Christian revival. • Revival sparks emotion, but true reformation
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HOW GOD USED CHARLIE KIRK’S MEMORIAL FOR GLORY AND THE GOSPEL
Segment 1 • Charlie Kirk’s memorial pleasantly shocked man who heard hours of Christ-exalting preaching. • Sin, repentance, and the
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GRIEVED: WHY SO MANY OF US ARE HURT BY THE LOSS OF CHARLIE KIRK
It’s Mailbag Friday! You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers. Segment 1 • Why has the Charlie Kirk assassination affected so
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SILENCE ON IMPORTANT ISSUES – AND WHEN YOU SHOULD FIND A NEW CHURCH
Segment 1 • Outrage over pastors not mentioning Charlie Kirk mirrors COVID-era tensions. • Many left churches not over safety
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IS HELL JUST FOR THE “BAD GUYS”? ROMAN CATHOLIC CONFRONTED WITH BIBLICAL TRUTH
It’s Witness Wednesday! In today’s episode, Todd Friel visits Kennesaw State University to engage with students on matters of faith
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HOW TO BRING GRACE AND TRUTH TO A CULTURE THAT LAUGHS AT DEPRAVITY
Segment 1: • Kirk’s assassination sparked memes and laughter—proof of hollowed-out consciences. • “Demons among us” isn’t metaphorical—darkness rules when