Show Notes
It’s Witness Wednesday! At Georgia State University, Todd talks with the president of the communist club, a student comparing religions, and a Baptist hoping to earn heaven.
Segment 1
• Todd steps into a debate about free will.
• Jay says there’s no evidence for God.
• Todd presents God’s law, then leaves Jay to consider judgment.
Segment 2
• A student cites Ecclesiastes to argue that death is the end.
• He thinks being better than others gets you into heaven.
• He respects the Gospel, but does that mean he accepts it?
Segment 3
• A student raising money for cancer research is pro-choice.
• A Baptist believes he can earn his way to heaven.
• He says he repents regularly, so why does Todd press further?
Segment 4
• Todd returns to Jay with the intention of sharing the Gospel.
• Jay challenges him over morality, prophecy, and Scripture.
• When does evangelism become casting pearls before swine?
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