Richard Radio begins in 3, 2.

Now I am not reintroducing the idea of purgatory.

But on the other hand, I do believe the baby was thrown out with a bath water. With that came a belief when you die you're instantaneously and magically made perfect.

The soul of someone who dies immediately goes into eternity.

There is no place where you make up for your sins.

There is no purgatory.

In the twinkling of an eye, we shall be changed.

It's time for wretched radio with Tawd Freel.

On second thought, me thinks I have a second thought.

I know that seems improbable.

This is Wretched Radio, The A-bomb was dropped just a few weeks ago.

A esteemed pastor, Alistairbegg, encouraging grandmother, it is okay to attend an unbiblical wedding, specifically of your granddaughter, and the world

responded pretty unanimously.

And I do believe that would be a good that we can see coming out of a mostly unfortunate story.

And the good that I see coming out of it is at least we saw what I believe to be

unanimity in conservative evangelical circles. I was not able to find anybody on the conservative side of the aisle saying that was good advice.

I I'm perhaps it's out there, but I don't think that there was anybody that I scoured that would have agreed with that advice.

But that doesn't mean the conversation is done because the fallout from that

explosion is massive and it has left a number of Christians reeling.

Yikes, what do we do with this?

What are the implications?

How do I apply this in my own life?

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