Ritch and Radio begins in 3, 2, 1.

Now I can preach it like this, okay?

Repent!

Or I can tell you, change your mind.

Picking repentance in the area of consciousness of sins is dishonoring the work of Jesus.

Repentance means you realize your guilty, that you deserve the wrath and punishment of God.

You begin to realize that sin is in you, and you turn your back on it in every shape and

form.

You renounce the world, whatever the cost, and you deny yourself and take up the cross

and go after Christ.

It's time for Ritch and Radio.

With Torn Free Oh.

You have objections, a dead guy has your solution.

This is Ritch and Radio.

Perhaps you are one of the myriads of Christians who does, but shouldn't have, a fear of death.

The world has a terror when they think about death, but a Christian must not.

We have every reason to look forward to what happens when we pass through the door of

death.

And yet, there are many of us who are just horrified at the thought of dying.

Well, you're not amongst a new generation.

We're in the 22nd century, but in the 18th century, a dead guy, named Nicholas Biefield,

decided to address the subject about death to help his parishioners and his readers overcome

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