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It's time for Rogen Radio with Todd Friel. Welcome to Rogen Radio. I'm Jimmy Hicks in studio today, which must mean it's Wednesday.

Witness Wednesday to be exact. Todd and the rest of the team are strolling around the campus of Kennesaw State University today looking for students to chat with.

It's always an uncertainty of who they're going to encounter and how the conversation's going to go.

But one thing we can definitely learn from most of these chats is the fact that kids are willing to talk and listen.

Actually, they seem to almost be longing for someone to discuss these deeper things of life with.

So let's not waste a whole lot of time today before we get out to the campus. Let's get out there now.

This is Samuel, who has a book in his backpack that he just tucked away. The title of it is Christ of the Covenants.

What does that mean? The title, of course, is discussing Jesus Christ and how he relates to him and he relates them through the Covenants.

So we understand that the Bible is organized in a certain fashion. That central theme is around Christ and how he relates to us is through the Covenants.

So if I approached you Samuel and I said, I'm interested in this Christ of the Covenants, tell me why should I consider the claims of Jesus Christ?

There's been many answers to that. One might say that he's just a good person, a good model, but I would want to start the conversation at where essentially we need him.

Because we come to him on a basis of need, of deprivation. He doesn't need us. We come to this Christ of the Covenants because of our deprivation that has happened as a result of sin.

We've become deprived of life itself. Sin has corrupted us. We are fallen and we are harmed and we harm ourselves and others.

How are we to find someone who doesn't need us but still wants us? Christ himself, who's God, became incarnate. He took on flesh and this was a willing act. He desired to come to us even though he didn't need it. We needed it.

Why did we need it?

We needed salvation for our sins because the wages of sin is death. This sin came about from our federal head. We all fell in Adam.

When Adam transgressed the first covenant, that covenant of creation, he and Eve took the fruit. In him we all fell and all took on a corrupted nature.

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