Wretched radio begins in 3, 2, 1.

I want tomorrow!

The old tree!

And tell them that we love them.

I've looked at clear cuts in burnt forests and I felt outraged.

We are the crowning glory of God's creation and all of nature was made for us.

Nature is more productive because of us, not less.

It's time for wretched radio with Todd Freel. It may not be the abomination of desolation, but wow, it's pretty close.

This is wretched radio.

You're scratching your head and you're wondering

Freel about which abomination are you talking about because there are plenty of

them these days in Western civilization which certainly has experienced a little bit of shift in

attitude toward the risen Jesus Christ once celebrated once considered an absolute historical event with

eternal implications is now mocked and I'm not talking just about the president of the United States.

I'm talking about so many churches that couldn't find the gospel on Easter Sunday

if their lives depended on it and oh by the way they actually do well how many churches

Bifted it on Sunday morning you don't have to look very far and wide and even though Jesus got a bit of a hat tip at some of these places what you're

about to hear is a pretty reasonable example of a lot of churches on Easter Sunday.

I want to use as a subject for this sermon today.

Something in between.

I'm sorry, what's the sermon about regarding Jesus Christ

rising from the dead? The women coming to the tomb and discovering he's not here?

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