Ray Comfort

Ray Comfort is a New Zealand-born evangelist, author, and television host known for his Christian ministry and work in apologetics. Born on December 5, 1949, in Auckland, New Zealand, Comfort moved to the United States in the 1980s, where he became a prominent figure in evangelical Christianity. He is best known for co-founding the ministry Living Waters, which aims to spread the message of Christian faith through books, videos, and public outreach. Comfort’s ministry focuses on encouraging people to turn to Jesus Christ and often emphasizes the importance of evangelism and biblical teachings.

Comfort’s writings include books such as "The Way of the Master", which offers guidance on how to evangelize effectively, and "God Doesn't Believe in Atheists", where he argues against atheism and advocates for the existence of God. He is also the host of the popular television program The Way of the Master, where he often engages in public discussions with atheists and skeptics, attempting to persuade them toward faith. Comfort’s approach to evangelism is direct, and he is known for his use of the Ten Commandments to demonstrate the need for salvation.

One of Ray Comfort's most famous quotes is: "The greatest question in life is not, 'What will I do with my life?' but 'What will I do with Jesus?" This reflects his focus on the importance of embracing faith and the central role of Christ in life’s purpose. Another quote from Comfort is: "We cannot expect people to come to Christ unless they realize they are lost." This statement highlights his belief in the necessity of understanding sin and the need for salvation through Christ before a person can fully embrace the gospel message.