Digital Logos Edition
What do you think matters most in this life? Comfort—a full-time evangelist—believes there's nothing more important than winning souls for Christ. In this practical volume, he shares a wealth of personal anecdotes illustrating important principles of one-on-one and "open air" evangelism. Enjoy Ray Comfort’s straight-forward style and practical application. His “LIVE” ministry is living proof that evangelism is as doable work as mandated by the Lord. This book will place powerful weapons in your hands, teaching you how to persuade the most avid skeptic of the reality of God. You will also read of many fascinating personal experiences, including encounters with big name Hollywood stars. It will instruct and equip you, so that with the help of God, you too can learn how to wins souls and influence people for the Kingdom of God.
“Satan has not declared peace with the Church, yet the Church acts as if he has.” (Page 5)
“Some years ago, the Dallas Morning News reported that 68% of professing Christians outside of the ‘Bible Belt’ didn’t see reaching out to the lost as being the number one priority of the Church. This was in line with what the Barna Research Group found. In a survey, they discovered that among American adults who said they were ‘born again,’ 75% couldn’t even define the Great Commission. Also around that time another survey, this one in Christianity Today (a major evangelistic magazine), found that only 1% of their readership said that they had witnessed to someone ‘recently.’” (Page 3)
“It is time for the Church to arise in new-found courage and not only to defend ourselves, but to attack the enemy. I don’t mean to get distracted in a tangent of social work, but to be salt and light. Salt to stop the rot, and light to show the way to the salvation of God. To speak up about abortion and other important moral issues yet not to preach the Gospel, is to point to the wound, yet not supply the cure.” (Page 52)
“‘Gross darkness’ only covers this earth because the Church has not obeyed the admonition to ‘arise and shine.’ We often speak up when it comes to moral issues. We do scatter a little salt. But salt doesn’t shine. Among other things, it merely preserves.” (Page 6)
“‘There was a day when I died, utterly died, died to George Mueller, his opinions, preferences, tastes, and will—died to the world, its approval or censure—died to the approval or blame even of my brethren and friends—and since then I have only to show myself approved to God.’” (Page 51)
Ray Comforthas been a platform speaker at the national convention of American Atheists, Inc., and has spoken at Yale University on the subject of atheism. His ministry has been commended by Franklin Graham, Josh McDowell, Dr. D. James Kennedy, and many other Christian leaders. He has written for Billy Graham’s Decision magazine and Bill Bright’s Worldwide Challenge. His literature is used by the Moody Bible Institute, Leighton Ford Ministries, Campus Crusade for Christ, Institute in Basic Life Principles, and the Institute for Scientific and Biblical Research. He has also written more than thirty-five books, including: Overcoming Panic Attacks and 101 Things Husbands Do to Annoy Their Wives.