Why Is God So Wrathful in the Old Testament?
In this video, Mark Spence answer the question, “Why Is God So Wrathful in the Old Testament?”.
Living Waters exists to inspire and equip Christians to fulfill the Great Commission.
In this video, Mark Spence answer the question, “Why Is God So Wrathful in the Old Testament?”.
How should Christians respond when sharing the gospel feels discouraging and conversations seem to go nowhere? The guys discuss rejection, discouragement, and persecution, and how to remain faithful in sharing the gospel while trusting God...
Discover the remarkable story of Ray Comfort. A life transformed by the gospel and devoted to proclaiming it to the lost around the world. Also, features a full-color photo section showcasing more than 100 images...
The Complete Guide to Christian Apologetics. This Bible will enrich your trust in God and give you powerful and compelling evidence, not only for the existence of God but for the inspiration of Holy Scripture....
When suffering seems unbearable, knowing God’s character gives us reason to trust Him, even when we cannot understand His ways.
Hosted by seasoned evangelist Ray Comfort and the Living Waters team, this intensive evangelism training will give you all the tools you need serve as a bold ambassador of Christ.
If those who insist on keeping the Sabbath were as zealous about the salvation of the lost as they are about other Christians keeping the Sabbath, we would see revival.
In this video, Mark Spence sits down with two members of the LDS Church to talk about Joseph Smith, the authority of Scripture, and what it means to truly know Jesus.
What if the sin you believe puts you beyond God’s forgiveness is the very thing that should drive you to Christ? The guys discuss reprobation, repentance, assurance, and the hope found in Christ for sinners...
Halloween is the one day of the year kids come to your door for candy…and get a lasting treat: a gospel tract!
God has made His existence and power plain through creation, leaving every person without excuse for suppressing the truth.
The existence of suffering does not disprove God’s love; it points to a fallen world and our need for the redemption and restoration found in Christ.