It’s Witness Wednesday!

Todd Friel is at Gainesville State University in Gainesville, Georgia and discusses physical blindness vs spiritual blindness, wavering faith, and how to share your faith most effectively.

Segment 1:

• Sight vs. Insight: A blind student reflects on how losing his vision helped him see the world differently.

• Honest Self-Examination: Despite claiming to be “good,” admits to breaking God’s laws, including lying and dishonoring parents.

• Gospel Reminder: Salvation is not about being “not bad”; it’s about trusting Jesus, who died for sinners.

Segment 2:

• Facing the Judge: A candid student fears what God might say about his life but admits he hasn’t followed Him fully.

• The Disconnect: “I do everything for me,” he confesses, highlighting the gap between claiming faith and living it.

• A Clear Choice: Understand who Jesus is, and either reject or embrace His offer of mercy.

Segment 3:

• The Honesty Test: A robe-wearing student grapples with lies, theft, and lust, admitting, “I’m not living like a Christian.”

• A Savior for the Bad Restaurant: Illustrates how Jesus saves not the “clean” but the broken and sinful.

• Why It Matters: Until we see how bad we are, we can’t fully appreciate the depth of Christ’s sacrifice.

Segment 4:

• Laser-Focused Gospel: Avoid distractions and present the gospel as forgiveness for sin, not a fix for life’s problems.

• Grace Over Effort: True salvation comes from trust in Jesus, not personal performance or “earning” God’s favor.

• Daily Freedom: The gospel isn’t just for salvation—it’s for daily living in the assurance of God’s unchanging grace.

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