Serious about the Law. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "David presumed that all God required was sincerity, despite the fact that only the sons of Kohath were supposed to carry the ark and that anyone who touched it would die (see Num. 4:1–15). Remember that the ark contained the Law of God. The ark was holy only because the Law is holy."
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Mistakes in the Bible. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence
Mistakes in the Bible. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "In his ignorance man searches for what he considers “mistakes” in the Bible to justify his godless beliefs. He is like a man with a magnifying glass who diligently searches for a tiny dirt speck on the Mona Lisa, so he can justify discarding the whole painting as junk. In the following (extremely applicable) article from The Almost Christian, written in 1661, Matthew Mead addresses the problem:"
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Words of Comfort -- Ray Comfort's Blog: Chapter Eighteen: Educated Man
Words of Comfort -- Ray Comfort's Blog: Chapter Eighteen: Educated Man: "The money from Theodore Lawson put Jerry back on his feet. Over the next few years, the economy improved and the casinos picked up. Life for Jeremiah P. Adamson became sweet once again."
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Words of Comfort -- Ray Comfort's Blog: "Welcome home, son."
Words of Comfort -- Ray Comfort's Blog: "Welcome home, son.": "A thin‑face but clean-shaven young man stood at the opened door of his parents’ house a little north of Royse City. "
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Christian’s burden. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence
Christian’s burden. | Ray Comfort's Daily Evidence: "The Christian carries a “burden.” We look around us at the unspeakable atrocities and carnage of humanity and cry out in despair to God. When we speak out about the fruits of sin, we find that the world contends with us. The unsaved suffer horribly with the disease of sin and yet refuse the cure."
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Monday, May 21, 2012
On The Box: Drop What You're Doing And.....
On The Box: Drop What You're Doing And.....: "I am ashamed to admit that throughout my now twenty-four years as a Christian, for me the toughest spiritual discipline in which to maintain consistency and tangible growth has been prayer. "
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