In a powerful episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, former Navy SEAL Chadd Wright boldly proclaimed the Gospel. This video breaks down the conversation and highlights five biblical truths we must remember from a short clip in their conversation.

From confronting the idea that the Cross is foolishness to the world to the reality that we are dead apart from Christ, Chadd’s words weren’t just motivational—they were eternal. If you’ve ever wondered how to speak about faith in secular spaces, this breakdown is for you.

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Watch now as we walk through:

• The importance of Gospel-centered conversations

• Why your words are powerless without God

• The truth about human depravity and God’s glory

Chapters:
00:14 – Joe Rogan and Chadd Wright
01:17 – How to Have an Important Conversation
01:54 – Chadd Wright on the Christian Faith
05:55 – The Cross Is Foolishness to the World
07:30 – Your Gospel Presentation Is Futile with God
09:16 – We Are Dead Apart from Christ
10:26 – There Is Nothing We Can Do to Save Ourselves
10:58 – Everything Is for the Glory of God

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