Faith Is for Weak People (Ray Comfort)

Faith Is for Weak People
Responding to the Top 20 Objections to the Gospel

We are in a battle. At stake? The souls of our friends, family members, and coworkers.

Apologist and evangelist Ray Comfort has spent his entire career sharing the faith and answering people’s objections to it. He wants you to be equipped to do the same. In this practical book, he shows you how to answer twenty objections to Christianity, including questions such as

· What physical proof is there that God even exists?
· Why does a “loving” God threaten eternal torture for not believing in him?
· If there’s an all-powerful God, why is the world so out of control?

Don’t go into battle unarmed. Let Ray Comfort train you to be ready with an answer–not so you can be right, but so you can help bring people from darkness into light.

“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 A New Kind of Apologist

“Sharing the gospel isn’t 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 you’ll want to do.”–Dr. Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Church, Dallas

Ray Comfort is an experienced apologist and popular speaker who has written more than ninety books. Cohost with Kirk Cameron of the award-winning TV program Way of the Master, which airs across the globe, Comfort is the executive producer of several award-winning movies that have been seen by millions (www.fullyfreefilms.com). Ray Comfort’s teachings have been commended by John MacArthur, Ravi Zacharias, David Jeremiah, Joni Eareckson Tada, Josh McDowell, and many other Christian leaders. He and his wife, Sue, live in Southern California.