In this episode of Wretched, Todd Friel and his guests discuss the demanding life of a pastor, focusing on time management, with sermon preparation consuming a significant portion of their week. They explore the tension between visible duties like preaching and invisible tasks such as informal discipleship, and the pressure pastors feel to balance their calling with personal and family responsibilities. The conversation emphasizes the importance of prioritizing discipleship, managing expectations, and being faithful to the biblical calling, rather than succumbing to performance-driven pressures or external demands.
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Postmodern and Christian? - E.3 - Wre...
In this conversation, the participants first discuss sociology and its focus on human behavior and societal dynamics, before transitioning to the significance of Easter as a celebration of Jesus' resurrection. They then explore religious beliefs, contrasting agnosticism with the concept of truth ...
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4 Principles for the Exercise of Chri...
The doctrine of Christian liberty allows believers to make decisions based on God's revealed Word, yet it's potentially dangerous. Todd Friel explores this theme, illustrating with examples like smoking and movie choices, emphasizing the need for caution and humility. He urges listeners to consid...
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Is It Me? - E.5 - Wretched TV
In this episode of Wretched, Todd Friel speaks with Dr. Dale Johnson about the importance of biblical counseling, particularly in areas like honoring parents and navigating difficult career choices. They discuss the challenges of disagreeing with parents while maintaining respect, the role of wis...
