Enjoy the ride with this hilarious new Podcast as hosts (Ray Comfort, Emeal (“E.Z.”) Zwayne, Mark Spence, and Oscar Navarro) and special guests explore the pressing questions of our day with sound theology and apologetics! We would love to hear from you. How has the podcast encouraged you? Are there any subjects you’d like the guys to cover or questions you’d like them to answer? Email us at Podcast@LivingWaters.com and you may hear your feedback and questions quoted on the next episode!
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There are times when Christians find themselves seriously asking whether it is okay for them to cut a certain person out of their life. This may come in the form of abuse, disagreements, toxic relationships, non-believers and more. There are times in... more
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I love this podcast. It’s so relatable and the kindness and humour between these men has me binge listening to all of them. It’s my favourite at the moment. I also love that these men are portraying Christ in all His gentleness while not compromising on His Word. It’s so refreshing, please keep it up!
I love this podcast so much. This podcast has great host’s (The best one is Ray). They are fun ,and are full of biblical and spiritual knowledge. I was looking for something over than YouTube video music when I found “Ray Comfort: Just Witnessing” ,and loved the video. At the end of the video was a link to this podcast. When I listened I cried. Thank you for listening to God ,or I would have not have this moment this effected my story.
I’ve listened to this specific episode several times because it has always been a very difficult book for me to understand - such sorrow and difficulties more
Love the show, keep up the good work 👍🏾
I work at a public high school where I daily get a sobering reality of the sinfulness of others and my own. At first it was extremely draining to go to work and have to interact with teenagers and coworkers who openly sinned and encourage others, including me to sin. But the Lord gave me an amazing revelation of listening to this podcast in every single free second I got while at work. This was life changing for me because I was able keep my mind on the things of God! My attitude, behaviors, and... more
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