On The Box: Words of Comfort: The Joy of Fast Food

On The Box: Words of Comfort: The Joy of Fast Food: "I love fast-food. It’s convenient, smells good, looks good, and tastes good. What’s more, it gives almost instant pleasure to the taste buds. But fast-food is killing millions in this country because for them it’s not just a once a week treat, they live on it. Over population isn’t the problem."

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Friday, 26th October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Friday, 26th October 2012.: "While women weep, as they do now, I’ll fight; while children go hungry as they do now, I’ll fight; while men go to prison, in and out, in and out, as they do now, I’ll fight; while there is a drunkard left, while there is a poor lost girl upon the streets, while there remains one dark soul without the light of God, I’ll fight; I’ll fight to the very end!"

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Wrath is an attribute of God. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence

Wrath is an attribute of God. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "“Wrath, the Bible tells us, is an attribute of God. The modern habit throughout the Christian church is to play this subject down. Those who still believe in the wrath of God (not all do) say little about it; perhaps they do not think much about it."

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On The Box: Words of Comfort: Hollywood Minute: Jack Nicholson

On The Box: Words of Comfort: Hollywood Minute: Jack Nicholson: "Words of Comfort: Hollywood Minute: Jack Nicholson"

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Joseph foreshadows the Savior. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence

Joseph foreshadows the Savior. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "After a lengthy imprisonment for a crime he did not commit, Joseph was called to serve Pharaoh. Pleased with Joseph’s service, Pharaoh exalted him to a high position of authority. When Joseph’s brothers later come to him for help, Joseph forgave them for their betrayal of him and saved their lives by providing the food they needed."

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Wednesday, 24rd October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Wednesday, 24rd October 2012.: "“We cannot read the history of our rise and development as a nation, without reckoning with the place the Bible has occupied in shaping the advances of the Republic . . .Where we have been the truest and most consistent in obeying its precepts, we have attained the greatest measure of contentment and prosperity.” Franklin Roosevelt"

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On The Box: Words of Comfort: Oh No!

On The Box: Words of Comfort: Oh No!: "I once sat behind Mark Spence, one of our talented film editors, and we together made ten edits to a new documentary called “Genius.”"

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» Why do organizations not care about offending Christians? » The Loft -- GOPUSA

» Why do organizations not care about offending Christians? » The Loft -- GOPUSA: "This is a question that has bothered me for some time. In this age of political correctness, one would think that companies and organizations would go overboard NOT to offend ANYONE. But, that is simply not the case. Not only is political correctness selectively applied, it seems that none of these groups has any problem offending Christians."

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Man is in darkness. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence

Man is in darkness. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "Without the illumination of the moral Law, man is in darkness as to his true sinful condition in God’s eyes (see Rom. 7:7,13). The Law demands perfect righteousness (see Psa. 19:7). Even one transgression against its holy precepts will condemn us (see James 2:10), but in reality, the most righteous of human souls has a multitude of sins (see Jer. 30:15; James 5:20)."

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On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Friday, 19th October 2012.

On The Box: Today’s Show Notes: Friday, 19th October 2012.: "“The law is like a moral mirror. It shuts our mouths and opens our eyes. It condemns but does not convert. It challenges but does not change. It points the finger but can’t give mercy. And it drives us to Jesus, who has the answer we are looking for.” Greg Laurie"

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