
Mailbag Friday: Toddler Tantrums + Biblical vs. Christian Counseling + Missed Gospel Opportunities
Wretched Radio with Todd FrielShow Notes
It’s Mailbag Friday! You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers.
Segment 1
• Why is antisemitism escalating around the world? — Jonathan
• What’s the difference between biblical counseling and Christian counseling? — Anonymous
Segment 2
• How should I biblically handle my one-year-old’s temper tantrums? — Alexandra
• Is it appropriate to confront my retired dad about how he’s spending his time? — Anonymous
Segment 3
• Should we regularly use study Bibles if we have the Holy Spirit to help us understand Scripture? — Rachel
• What does it actually mean to be “led by the Spirit”?
Segment 4
• My grandfather died unsaved. How should I deal with the guilt of not sharing the gospel with him? — Matt
• How long should I have victory over pornography before pursuing a relationship? — Jonathan
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