Witness Wednesday: Is Jesus Really The Only Way?

Wretched Radio with Todd Friel

Fortis Institute

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2026

⏱️ 55 minutes

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It’s Witness Wednesday! Students at Georgia Tech have their worldviews tested as Todd Friel brings the biblical Christian faith to bear on issues like the afterlife, morality, our conscience, and our ultimate hope. Have you ever wondered how you’d approach someone on the street with the truth of the gospel? Wonder no longer - join Todd to learn how you can evangelize lovingly, truthfully, and effectively. Segment 1 • Orrin says he’s a Christian—but struggles to define his purpose in life beyond career success. • He claims he’s a “good person,” then wrestles with Scripture’s claim that no one is good. • Orrin is forced to examine whether he’s truly born again—or just culturally Christian. Segment 2 • French student rejects organized religion—but concedes design may imply a Designer. • Confronted with the moral law: Are you good by God’s standard—or just by your own? • Hears the gospel clearly contrasted with every other religion: “Do” vs. “Done.” Segment 3 • Professing Christian claims Jesus is the “tipping point”—but hesitates when truth becomes exclusive. • Todd presses to explain why Christianity alone is true—and why other faiths are wrong. • The gospel is made painstakingly clear: We go to heaven by faith—not because we’re “good.” Segment 4 • Georgia Tech student accepts design logic—but questions who designed the Designer. • Claims to be “generally good”—until conscience is examined under God’s law. • Hears a direct appeal: justice demands payment—but mercy offers substitution. ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn’t be more thankful for you if we tried!

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0:00.0	Richard Radio begins in three, two, one.
0:08.8	I personally don't think a fertilized egg should have more rights than an adult woman.
0:13.2	You know nothing.
0:14.3	You know nothing.
0:14.9	Your ignorance has been shown for the entire world.
0:17.3	Either that thing that you abort is a human person with a right to life or it isn't. That's like shooting at a movement in the bush when you're hunting, and it might be a deer and it might be a fellow hunter, but you don't know. Well, don't shoot for goodness sakes. It's time for Wretched Radio with Todd Friel. We are at Georgia Tech. It's Witness Wednesday. Mr. Myrtle Beach, while you're walking, could I talk to you on the radio? You up for that? Cool. What's your first name? I'm Orrin. Orin? Yep. That is an unusual name. Where'd that come from? It's a family name. I'm actually the seventh. Get out of Dodge. Yeah. What's the heritage? Where does that come from? Um, not exactly sure.
0:57.1	I don't know. But you had a great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, orient. Yes. From what country? I mean, I'd assume English, maybe some Scottish. I don't know exactly. All right, what are you studying here at Georgia Tech? I'm a mechanical engineer.
1:11.5	Because you want to be a mechanical engineer, don't you?
1:13.7	I do.
1:15.3	What does that mean? What does a mechanical engineer do?
1:19.2	A mechanical engineer can do anything.
1:21.7	Well, not anything.
1:24.0	Well, I mean, everybody needs an engineer.
1:26.5	And if you want an engineer, you might as well get a mechanical engineer because we can do a little of everything. So you can do what an electrical engineer does? Not in as much detail, but we do take a few courses on electrical engineering. Okay, so here's what I just learned. You would be like the general practice doctor of engineering.
1:44.5	That's exactly it.
1:45.9	As opposed to a specialist in whatever it happened to be.
1:48.8	Right. Right. We're the backbone. There are the details.
1:53.0	Got it. And is there a little bit of an attitude between the different camps?
1:57.5	I mean, not really. I think the engineers are pretty united.
2:01.3	I sensed a little coming from you, that if you're going to get an engineer, get a mechanical engineer, like you guys are better than the rest.
2:06.8	I would not say we were better than the rest.
2:08.7	I say, without them, we'd have no purpose.
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