Welcome to the For the Gospel Podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday

day.

I'm your host, Kasti Hinn, and today I have a special interview with you.

It's going to be a wonderful bonus episode that you can enjoy.

It is with a friend of mine, Easy, who serves as the president of Living Waters Ministries,

a wonderful brother, but an incredible voice on issues of pornography, sexual sin, purity, waging war against temptation.

And we talked recently for upwards of an hour, and I think this is going to bless you in a

tremendous way. Get ready, buckle up. If you're listening, you may want to go back and

listen again at some point and take notes. This is one of those episodes that I think you can go back to time and time again, share

with a small group or dig in, whether you're a man or a woman.

We visit this issue from both angles, and we talk to you about what it means to be a faithful

Christian, guarding your purity and walking in holiness with our great God.

Let's jump in. You're going to love it. So many questions answered. Here's Easy.

And our wonderful conversation. Easy, welcome to for the gospel, bro. Good to be with you, man.

I mean, come on two Arab dudes hanging out in Arizona. Let's go.

In all places, the desert makes us feel like we're home. Yeah, to take people behind the curtain for just a moment, we just had some great Middle Eastern food. Oh, brother. That's a way to prime a guy for a thing like this. Or prime you for a nap. That's true. That's true, actually. I need some Arabic coffee, the good stuff. Bring it man. The black stuff. Used to make. Oh, so good. Well, I am not only a big fan of yours and love your work because you are my Arab brother. Habibi. Habibi is right. I also really appreciate your ministry. Can you just share real quick? What is your title? What do you currently do? And then I want to talk briefly about the book you wrote, because the stuff we're talking about with sexual immorality, purity, porn, lust, and then fighting those things as men, but also for women who face this, are all important. That's the topic matter. But what are you doing right now? Yeah. So, President of Living

Waters, so Chief Floor Sweeper, basically. Let's go. You know the cool thing. A lot of people don't know. They know raised my father-in-law, but they don't realize, you know, I'm from Lebanon of Arab descent. He's of Jewish descent. Wow. Together, we're the solution to the Mideasties crisis. Yeah, you are. And if that fails, we're just going to start a new mattress company called Easy Comfort and just call it.

Call it a day.

So, yeah, I've really told that joke before. Just once or twice. I've never heard it, but it's got to be a new one. It's new to you. So, no, man, it's, you know, it's one of those like pinch yourself kind of things. I remember first hearing about right comfort first time i heard about him some guy comes up to comes up to me that I had met at a Bible college. I was visiting some friends. And he goes, man, you ever heard of this guy named Ray Comfort? And then he looks around like he's about to do a drug deal. He's like, he goes, he's crazy. And then he sticks a book in my hand called Springboards for effective evangelism. I took it out of courtesy. I'm thinking that's going to go on that pile of books at home I'm never going to read.

But by God's Providence, man,

I picked it out of courtesy. I'm thinking that's going to go on that pile of books at home. I'm never going to read. But by God's Providence, man, I picked it up and just was blown away by the stuff this guy was doing like a modern day Apostle Paul. He's standing up, proclaiming Christ. Yeah. Mars Hill style, you know, and so, so, you know, I was so impacted by the ministry. I remember one day distinctly dropping to my knees in

my room and saying, Lord, I pray that someday, some way, this man can disciple me. And so blank, here we are, almost 30 years later. He's not just deciding me. He's my father-in-law, you know. And so it's amazing. You know, there's that saying that says, never meet your heroes. because, you know, we build people up, then we meet them.

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