WANT A GODLY RELATIONSHIP? START WITH THIS BIBLICAL PICKUP LINE!

Wretched Radio with Todd Friel

Fortis Institute

Religion, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 31 March 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Segment 1

• Discover the foolproof pickup line from Genesis: "Would you water my camels?"

• A biblical approach to dating and marriage in light of culture’s changing views.

• A powerful and short read on biblical principles for dating and marriage.

Segment 2

• Worldly views don’t align with God’s standards for relationships.

• Find a partner who leads now, not just checks the "Christian" box.

• Don’t date out of emotional need; seek solid, godly foundations.

Segment 3

• From the White House, Paula White promotes prosperity gospel tactics.

• Understanding biblical feasts and rejecting false prosperity teachings.

• Paula White’s focus on herself instead of pointing to Jesus.

Segment 4

• Paula White’s "Seven Supernatural Blessings" offer empty promises.

• Understanding communion as a shared experience with fellow saints, not a tool for personal gain.

• God does not want our offerings used as a transaction for blessings.

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0:00.0	Richard Radio begins in three, two, one.
0:06.7	It's time for the church to acknowledge that we have brothers and sisters who are gay.
0:10.3	LGBTs have to find a household of worship that reflects what your views are and what you believe.
0:16.8	A gay person who still wants to attend church after the way the church has treated the gay community,
0:21.9	I'm telling you, they have more faith than I do. They have more faith than a lot of you.
0:25.7	What's not loving is to look someone in the eye when God says they are in jeopardy of an eternity in hell
0:32.5	and merely wink and nod at their sin because you're afraid of being called names.
0:37.5	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.
0:40.9	It's time for Wretched Radio with Tocrille.
0:43.2	A biblical pickup line?
0:45.5	This is Wretched Radio.
0:50.2	If you are single or you have a son or daughter, who is not yet engaged or married, is it possible?
0:51.4	The Bible has a foolproof pickup line for you. Courtesy of the book of
0:57.8	Genesis, there's lots of answers there, so I'm told. It's the story of a servant who is tasked by
1:04.3	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,
1:15.7	and he comes up with a scheme to identify just the right woman. The question that he asks that you
1:24.5	might consider asking if you're thinking, hmm, maybe that person is the right one for me,
1:31.7	but I want to be certain. So I want to use a biblical question. Well, here it is. This just might
1:37.4	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
1:46.3	went down. The servant approached a well. A woman approached him offering to water the servant's
1:53.5	camels, which was the sign for the servant. She's the one. It was, camels were basically like
2:00.0	the old world eharmony.com.
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