
Church Cliques + Female Pastors + Would You Deny Christ to Save Someone?
Wretched Radio with Todd FrielShow Notes
Church can be messy. Todd tackles what happens when you feel invisible at church, disagree with your spouse on a major theological issue, or face a moral dilemma where someone else’s life is on the line.
Segment 1
• Feeling ignored or left out at church? Should you stay or start looking elsewhere?
• Could church cliques be driving young people away?
• If persecution comes, will you be equipped to stand firm?
Segment 2
• Should men serve in the nursery?
• How much should your parents’ example shape the way you live now?
• When does biblical wisdom go beyond finding an explicit verse?
Segment 3
• Who should actually have the final say in a church—the elders or the congregation?
• Should Christians say “namaste”?
• Should Christians support rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem?
Segment 4
• What if you discover after marriage that you disagree about female pastors?
• Someone threatens to kill a loved one unless you deny Christ. What do you do?
• Do you need to understand an atheist’s worldview before you can effectively share the Gospel?
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