Wretched

I like "Wretched." Todd Friel has a somewhat sardonic style, but I have found him to be Biblically solid.

 

I love Todd, he is very solid biblically and yes he is a little goofy, but I think it is refeshing since most of the goofiness usually comes from the liberal camp. I pray and hope he reaches many young people. I just wish I could still recieve the show on Dish.

 

:thumbs::thumbs: I listen quite often on http://www.wretchedradio.com/

 

I also have purchased a few of there DVDS like.......Herman Who?, On The Shoulders of Giants, and What Hath Darwin Wrought? Based on Hermeneutics, What the reformers would say today, and Darwinian thinking and evolution.

 

Don't have a TV so I've never seen the TV version of the show, but I listen to the radio version every day.

Todd has shared my testimony on the air and we used to talk by email all the time before he got famous. Now, he's got so many people trying to get his attention that he doesn't have to correspond with everybody anymore.

I post on the chat room about once a week and posted on the message boards when they were still active. Both Tonys (Tony V and Tony the Lawman stop by. So does James, aka "The Adult") are somewhat active on the chat room.

It's a good show. Funny you should say that he sounds like Glenn Beck. The first time I ever heard Wretched, back when it was still Way of the Master Radio, I had just gotten Sirius radio and came across the show by accident. I was working on my boat and I thought, "that's really odd that Glenn Beck would be on the radio this time of day". It was because he sounded so much like Glenn Beck that I stopped to listen.

My top five Wretched moments:

1. The day Todd was doing a comedy bit with excerpts from a taped Johnny Mac sermon, and Tony arranged for Johnny Mac to be live on the air, unbeknownst to Todd.

2. The day Tony almost got arrested for open air preaching and had to explain the law to the police.

3. The day Voddie Baucham, who had apparently never heard the show and didn't know that they use a lot of humor, called in and got really offended because he thought they were making fun of him.

4. The incident at the Minnesota State Fair circa 2002-2003, with "Phyllis", who started screaming and cussing at him. Todd's reaction: "I'm going to go get a corndog while you calm down."

5. Todd's constant befuddlement at Southerners and Southern culture.

6. The day they discussed the "Truth Trucks" and played all of the hateful voice mails they got on the air.