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In Faith Is for Weak People , Ray Comfort addresses some of the most common questions people raise against the Christian faith. And he responds with creative, gospel-centered answers. If you care about engaging non-Christians in thoughtful spiritual conversations, this book will give you confidence and helpful answers to some of the most popular objections people have today.
Sean McDowell , PhD, Biola University professor, speaker, and author of more than eighteen books, including A New Kind of Apologist
Sharing the gospel isnt always as easy as it should be, especially when unbelievers and skeptics bring up questions that are tough to answer. Ray Comfort is here to help. In this book, he tackles those hard questions and equips you with answers so that sharing your faith with those around you is not only easy but also something youll want to do.
Dr. Robert Jeffress , pastor of First Baptist Church, Dallas
If you lack boldness or doubt your ability to share the gospel with the lost around you, this book will give you both practical strategies and biblical encouragement to tell others about Jesus. In his engaging and humorous style, Ray will show you how important it is to use the truths of Scripture to point people to hope in Jesus. There are so many people around you who need that hope; this book will help equip you for the task.
Ken Ham , CEO of Answers in Genesis, Ark Encounter, and the Creation Museum
Welcome to the shaky-knee club. You are not alone in your fear to evangelize. What does it take to overcome those fears? Confidence that you wont look like a goof to the person you are witnessing to. Imagine being equipped by a man who has witnessed to tens of thousands of unbelievers. This would give you the confidence to strengthen those shaky knees and be obedient to the Great Commission. That is precisely what this book will do for you. No more excuses. Read this book from cover to cover, stop shaking, and get busy being an ambassador for the Lord Jesus Christ.
Todd Friel , host of Wretched TV and Wretched Radio
Ray Comfort shows why atheists need a lot more faith than Christians.
Frank Turek , founder of CrossExamined.org and coauthor of I Dont Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist
2019 by Ray Comfort
Published by Baker Books
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Ebook edition created 2019
Ebook corrections 05.15.2019
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To all those who dont believe
but who are prepared to go
where the evidence leads.
Cover
Endorsements
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Introduction
Big Things FirstDealing with the Goliath of Fear
More Important Than Apologetics
1. If God is supposed to be in control of the world, why does it seem so out of control?
2. What sort of God would threaten to torture people in hell forever just because they dont believe in Him? (Part One)
3. What sort of God would threaten to torture people in hell forever just because they dont believe in Him? (Part Two)
4. Why should I care about what happens after I die if you cant even prove that theres life after death?
5. How can you believe that God is love when there is so much suffering in the world?
7. Would you sacrifice your child if God asked you to?
8. Arent religions the cause of more wars and suffering than anything else in history?
9. If God is so loving, why wont Christians let gay people be themselves?
10. Are you saying that you are going to Heaven, but millions of sincere Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists are going to hell because they dont believe as you do?
11. Why are there so many hypocrites in the church?
12. Why should we believe the biblical account of creation when evolution, which is proven science, says something different?
13. The Bible was written by men. Dont men make mistakes?
14. You cant prove God exists; even if you could, if everything needs a cause, what god made God?
15. Unbelievers are as good as any Christian, if not better, so why arent we good enough to get into Heaven?
16. What happens to those who have never heard the gospel?
17. Why does God allow evil?
18. Whats so bad about other religions?
20. I can murder a hundred people, then give my heart to Jesus and go to Heaven?
Conclusion
Notes
About the Author
Back Ads
Back Cover
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