But now that we're a family podcast.

All right.

Well, Mr.

Ray Comfort, I tell you what, this is a privilege to be able to sit and speak with you.

And I wonder, could you in your own words maybe give a quick introduction?

You know, if you were to bump into someone that maybe they hadn't

seen you since high school and they said, you know, Mr. Ray Comfort, what are you up to?

What would your answer be? What am I up to? About 5'5 and shrinking. Boy, what I do and have done for

the last 50 or so years is reach out to the loss.

That's all I live for.

And we do it through a television program, through a podcast, through all means possible.

Twice a day, I go to local college on my electric bike with my dog, which wears sunglasses,

and I wear sunglasses, and I zoom in immediately I've

got friends in this college because they love the dog. And they say, how do you keep the sunglasses

on the dog? I say, she's incredibly obedient. Besides, she's got elastic under her neck and behind

her head, and that keeps the glasses on. But when I'm riding there each day women almost always call

out how cute and I call back so was the dog but so that's what I do and reach out to the loss

because there's nothing more important for any Christian to do than to love their neighbors themselves

and if we love our neighbor as much as we love ourselves we want to see them save from a very real hell

wow well thank you for that you know when I look at And if we love a neighbor as much as we love ourselves, we want to see them save from a very real hell.

Wow. Well, thank you for that. You know, when I look at just the different resources you've created over the last, I guess, few decades and the work that you're continuing to do, it really is, you know, an abundant amount.

Going back, would you have foreseen this when you were a young adult? Were you a person of aspirations and high motivation? Or is this something that's kind of transpired one year at a time?

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