
Paul Washer on What Your Evangelism Is Missing + Who Is Shaping Your Kids?
Wretched Radio with Todd FrielShow Notes
Is your Gospel presentation missing something essential? Todd shares Paul Washer’s approach to evangelism, then examines who is shaping your kids’ beliefs and whether a Christian school can give you peace of mind.
Segment 1
• The ELCA’s “queer confirmation” challenges parental convictions.
• More boys are attending youth groups, but is it revival?
• Could your Gospel presentation be missing a crucial piece?
Segment 2
• Paul Washer explains where evangelism should begin.
• What should you tell someone who responds emotionally to the Gospel?
• How do you reach those who think Scripture is outdated?
Segment 3
• Who is teaching your kids to see the world so differently?
• Students champion free speech, then demand censorship.
• Should you leave public school if you can’t afford alternatives?
Segment 4
• A Christian university calls “in Christ alone” white privilege.
• Why do young people confide in AI over pastors?
• One mother turns off her kids’ devices and sees a change.
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