Wretched Radio — November 6, 2026
Todd Friel explains what Scripture requires for a valid baptism, addressing a listener’s question about a bathtub immersion performed by a step‑dad.

Todd Friel explains what Scripture requires for a valid baptism, addressing a listener’s question about a bathtub immersion performed by a step‑dad.
Todd Friel reflects on how his experience policing in Northern Ireland informs his view of faith’s role in politics, especially the tension between Christian nationalism and democratic governance.
Todd Friel discusses with a Catholic woman how confession, grace, works, and Jesus’ sacrifice shape Catholic teaching on forgiveness.
Todd Friel explores what it means that Christ reigns over every detail of life, how that truth can shift the way teens connect faith to daily choices, and how ordinary actions can become acts of worship.
The episode examines how false teachers, polygamous leadership, and hidden sin challenge believers’ faith and discernment.
Todd Friel examines whether the sinner’s prayer is a biblical requirement or a cultural practice, probing the roles of repentance, faith, and altar calls in Christian evangelism.
Todd Friel and Pastor Philip DeCorsy discuss how the history of Northern Ireland and biblical teachings on Romans 13 and the role of the church illuminate the tension between faith and politics, and why the Great Commission should guide Christian engagement in society.
Todd Friel and guest Samuel explore how the biblical covenant narrative—from creation through the new covenant—shapes modern Christian practice, especially the Sabbath and church identity.
