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2 weeks ago | 
answersingenesis.org | Ken Ham |Michael O’Brien |Ray Comfort
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Dec 29, 2024 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
By , Op-ed contributor Our hands are functional in countless ways, allowing us to work, communicate, and even express emotion. Our ears, though less visible in action, serve the critical purpose of collecting sound and sending it to the brain for processing. Similarly, our noses are functional, and so too are our eyelids and eyebrows, which help keep irritants — like shampoo — out of our eyes. But have you ever paused to wonder about the purpose of eyelashes?
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
theaquilareport.com | Ray Comfort
There are obvious advantages to gaining wealth. You get the cool car, the nice house, and of course, the knowledge that your healthy bank account means that you are shored up for the future. But wealth doesn’t come easy. It may mean sacrificing time with your wife and children or neglecting the needs of your church members. We should be careful not to let the desire for money lead us to be unfaithful in our homes or in our churches. The American dream is life, liberty, and the pursuit of money.
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May 3, 2024 | 
christianmessenger.in | Ray Comfort
By Ray ComfortTHERE are four essential ingredients that help a young plant send down its roots, grow branches, and produce fruit: sunlight, good soil, nutrients, and water. Our desire should be to see new converts produce fruit, and there are certain spiritual ingredients that can foster growth. Here are some that will help new believers grow in grace:1. Personal Discipleship: It is good to assign a mature believer to mentor the new convert.
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May 2, 2024 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
By , Op-ed contributor There are four essential ingredients that help a young plant send down its roots, grow branches, and produce fruit: sunlight, good soil, nutrients, and water. Our desire should be to see new converts produce fruit, and there are certain spiritual ingredients that can foster growth. Here are some that will help new believers grow in grace:1. Personal Discipleship: It is good to assign a mature believer to mentor the new convert.
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Feb 14, 2024 | 
joynews.co.za | Ray Comfort |Marina Hofmeyer
Written by: Ray Comfort Article source: livingwaters.comThis Muslim feared that his Christian friends would go to hell, so he started reading the New Testament to find a way to reach them. What happened next is nothing short of a miracle:I was born in Turkey, and was raised as a Muslim. Islam was my belief, culture, and identity. I never had a doubt about Islam. I believed in the Koran and the last prophet with all my heart.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
By , Op-ed contributor An obvious principle of successful fishing is to go where the fish gather. But the dilemma for every fisherman is to find out where they gather. As fishers of men, we don’t have that dilemma. One of the biggest shoals is in the schools — specifically at your local secular college. Here is an institution that is filled with lost people.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
Fans of “The Andy Griffith Show" will know that Sheriff Taylor once said that his preacher was “as dry as dust.” I’m not a great preacher, but I do know certain principles that can help hearers make it through 40 minutes without feeling as though they’re tasting eternity. Our chicken coop gets as dry as dust. I know that because my wife and I clean it out once a week, and if we sweep, it creates a cloud of dust.
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Aug 30, 2023 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
I once saw a birthday card that began its greeting with “Everything I love in life is illegal, immoral, or fattening.” It was meant to be humorous, but it would be better as a catchy sermon title about the human heart’s attraction to sin. I’ve often joked that sodas and fast foods are produced by diet companies. One feeds the other. They know that sugar is the number one ingredient to open our mouths and wallets. Sin is like sugar. It is sweet to the taste. It’s addictive. It’s in almost everything.
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Jul 27, 2023 | 
christianpost.com | Ray Comfort
By Ray Comfort, Op-ed contributor | Thursday, July 27, 2023There are few things in life more heartbreaking than having a child who has embraced this sinful world. Part of the pain is bittersweet memories of chats on the way home from church about what he or she learned that day in Sunday school. Those were the days when life seemed so simple.
