Wretched TV

Wretched TV

10 Episodes

Wretched TV is hosted by Todd Friel. On the show you will see and hear live witnessing encounters and discussions of tough theological issues and various topics in the Christian community. Select episodes from the more than 2,000 episodes of Wretched TV.

Why is “Wretched” so fitting for us?
• Some would argue that the program itself is downright wretched.
• The host is fully aware of his wretchedness.
• Wretched is at the very core of the Gospel: that God would save wretches like us.
Some days are more wretched than others, but our desire is to proclaim Amazing Grace as often as possible.

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  • Challenges after Tying the Knot - E.1 - Wretched TV

    Episode 1

    In their discussion, Justin Peters and Todd Friel explore the essence and challenges of Christian marriage, emphasizing its role as a reflection of Christ’s relationship with the church. They discuss the significance of commitment, love, and mutual growth within this covenant, acknowledging the c...

  • Parenting to Prevent A Prodigal - E.2 - Wretched TV

    Episode 2

    Todd breaks bread with Dr. Tedd Tripp, and they discuss how to do everything you can to prevent your child from becoming a prodigal. If you do have prodigal children, hope is not lost! Todd and Tedd lay out steps that you can take to do everything in your power to restore the relationship with yo...

  • What is a Druze? Why Is She Angry? - E.3 - Wretched TV

    Episode 3

    Todd speaks with a young Muslim man named Muhammad, and they discuss the differences between Islam and Christianity. Then, during open-air preaching, Todd meets a young woman who is a Druze, a religion that combines elements of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Over several conversations, Todd an...

  • Driving While Worried - E.4 - Wretched TV

    Episode 4

    In this episode, Bill's fear of driving is addressed through biblical counseling, highlighting the importance of exploring underlying theological issues contributing to his anxiety. Dr. Greg Gifford explains that while surface fears are addressed, deeper heart issues and theological beliefs play ...

  • Is Theology For Kids? - E.5 - Wretched TV

    Episode 5

    Dr. Dale Johnson and Todd Friel explore several facets of pastoral care and counseling. They begin by addressing the challenge of teaching children theology and dealing with issues like bullying. The conversation then shifts to the complexities of counseling situations involving abuse and sin, wh...

  • How to Deal with Demons - E.6 - Wretched TV

    Episode 6

    In this discussion led by Todd Friel and featuring Justin Peters, the focus is on discernment and the resurgence of interest in demonology. They explore the rise of deliverance ministries and the debate over whether Christians can be indwelt by demons, arguing against the notion that such possess...

  • Parenting and Repentance - E.7 - Wretched TV

    Episode 7

    Todd and Dr. Tedd Tripp conclude their conversation about parental relationships. They discuss repenting to your kids, how to win back prodigal children, and remembering the power of the gospel in restoring broken relationships.

  • How Will They Believe Without Hearing? - E.8 - Wretched TV

    Episode 8

    Preaching is necessary for salvation, as we see in this compilation of Todd's sermon at the Foundations Conference about Paul reasoning from the Scriptures, and several open-air interactions over the years where he argued about the necessity of preaching to save people. Todd explains how Paul wou...

  • Don't Force Your Faith - E.9 - Wretched TV

    Episode 9

    Victoria discusses her personal challenges with family conflicts stemming from theological disagreements, feeling judged and misunderstood despite her desire to share her faith effectively. She reflects on experiencing the "cage stage," a period of intense zeal that can lead to divisiveness, and ...

  • Verbal Abuse - E.10 - Wretched TV

    Episode 10

    In this episode, Todd Friel addresses a range of questions from listeners on various topics. He starts by discussing the categories of Christians mentioned in 1 Corinthians, urging caution against categorizing believers and emphasizing their equality in Christ. He then tackles questions about the...