Richard Radio begins in three, two, one.

It's time for the church to acknowledge that we have brothers and sisters who are gay.

LGBTs have to find a household of worship that reflects what your views are and what you believe.

A gay person who still wants to attend church after the way the church has treated the gay community,

I'm telling you, they have more faith than I do. They have more faith than a lot of you.

What's not loving is to look someone in the eye when God says they are in jeopardy of an eternity in hell

and merely wink and nod at their sin because you're afraid of being called names.

It's time for Wretched Radio with Tom Freel. A bit more. wink and nod at their sin because you're afraid of being called names.

It's time for Wretched Radio with Tocrille.

A biblical pickup line?

This is Wretched Radio.

If you are single or you have a son or daughter, who is not yet engaged or married, is it possible?

The Bible has a foolproof pickup line for you. Courtesy of the book of

Genesis, there's lots of answers there, so I'm told. It's the story of a servant who is tasked by

his master, a fellow named Abraham, to find a woman or his boy whose name is Isaac. The servant goes on a journey to a foreign land,

and he comes up with a scheme to identify just the right woman. The question that he asks that you

might consider asking if you're thinking, hmm, maybe that person is the right one for me,

but I want to be certain. So I want to use a biblical question. Well, here it is. This just might

help you find a spouse. Would you water my camel? Go ahead. You just give that a go. Actually, that's not exactly the way the story

went down. The servant approached a well. A woman approached him offering to water the servant's

camels, which was the sign for the servant. She's the one. It was, camels were basically like

the old world eharmony.com.

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