It’s Witness Wednesday!

Todd Friel is at Georgia Tech to talk with students about faith and masculinity, doubt, and pluralism.

Segment 1:

• Men and Faith: Todd tackles the perception that church is “too feminine,” encouraging men to deeply commit to God’s word.

• Cultural Expectations of Masculinity: Why are some traits linked with masculinity and where does faith align or diverge from cultural norms?

• Godly Masculinity Defined: Todd examines the distinct, God-designed traits of a man that set him apart for a purpose.

Segment 2:

• From Faith to Doubt: A “kind of atheist” student from a Christian background shares how science and peer influence pulled him away from faith.

• Challenge of Good vs. Evil: Todd explores the student’s struggle with Christianity’s moral framework, using the Ten Commandments as a foundation.

• Sin and Salvation: A thought-provoking discussion on why Christianity’s message of sin and redemption may be hard but essential to grasp.

Segment 3:

• Questioning Salvation: A self-identified Baptist grapples with certainty about his salvation and understanding of repentance.

• Need for Relationship: Emphasizing that faith isn’t just belief; it’s a relationship with Jesus grounded in understanding and repentance.

• Ten Commandments as Guide: Using the Commandments to discuss what a true commitment to faith looks like.

Segment 4:

• Faith or Flexibility? Todd talks with students who identify as “Christian but non-religious” or hold a postmodern view on faith.

• Exclusivity of Christianity: Todd challenges the relativist mindset, emphasizing Christianity’s unique and exclusive claims about salvation.

• Exploring Core Beliefs: Encouraging students to seek a full understanding of Christianity’s core tenets and its distinctive message.

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