Witness Wednesday! Choosing Sin on Purpose: The Conversation You’ll Never Forget

It’s Witness Wednesday!

Todd engages two Georgia Tech students on issues like sin, morality, and the afterlife. Listen along as real, street-level evangelism is done to God’s glory.

Segment 1

• Philip admits the Christian God makes the most sense but refuses to submit because he doesn’t want his lifestyle to change.

• He confesses he knows God’s rules, knows they’re real, and still chooses to live how he wants and “take his chances with death.”

• Todd uses God’s law (lying, lust, blasphemy) to show Philip he’s not “basically good,” but a willful rebel against a God he knows exists.

Segment 2

• Philip clearly says he understands hell, believes he’d go there, and is still content to keep enjoying sin “for a season.”

• He admits he’s weighing Jesus versus his current pleasures and, for now, deliberately chooses sin, thinking he can always reconsider later.

• Todd warns that greater knowledge brings greater judgment, prays that Philip’s conscience will torment him in his sin, and pleads with him to see Jesus as better than “fun” and temporary pleasure.

Segment 3

• Scott, sporting royal blue hair and loving the attention, says he’ll only conform to laws he personally deems just—rejecting God’s laws as unfair.

• He argues that if God created people with their flaws, God is responsible for their sins and has no right to punish them.

• Scott calls the God of the Bible evil, citing genocides and hell as proof, and leans on Dawkins-style thinking while insisting humans aren’t basically bad.

Segment 4

• Todd shares the tribal-king story where the ruler takes the lashes his guilty son deserves, using it as a picture of Jesus taking God’s wrath in our place.

• He explains that sin against an infinitely holy God deserves infinite punishment, and that the cross is how God remains both just and merciful.

• Scott still rejects eternal punishment and substitution as unjust, while Todd urges listeners to see the cross as the greatest act of kindness ever offered to a guilty sinner.

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