Out of the Comfort Zone

I really like this book and I received it quickly. We are way to comfortable in our own little worlds, but this book helps you realize how you can help others see their eternal destiny. It is also a great book as a gift for those friends and family members you want hear the Gospel message in a very interesting way. Jesus is the only way, and each of us can make that choice to follow Jesus as Lord and Saviour or choose to work our way toward our eternal destiny all by ourselves and end up forever, and ever in Hell. I'm so glad someone talked to my parents cause they are in Heaven now, but what is no one cared to tell them? Enjoy and be challenge to speak up for Jesus Christ your Saviour. Barbara

This book is an easy read, that I finished within two days because I couldn't put it down. What David Wilkerson is to New York City, Ray Comfort is to L.A. Not only will you be invited into Ray's life, you will be brought to your knees before the Father. Inspiring, motivating, and encouraging, do not pass this up...

this is a very insightful and helpful book. it makes you think out of your comfort zone, where many of us christians are. it's sad that so many christians have adopted the modern christianity of today, and this book is an eye opener to understand what our roles as christians are in "the world".

To: Mr. Comfort Your book made me realize how self-centered I am (and I'm a pastor). Your book showed me how God can use anyone to minister to others and be a messenger of his Gospel. Your writing style is amazing...I feel like I'm standing beside you when your preaching to a crowd of homeless people in MacArthur Park. Thank you for your work in the Kingdom of God. After reading your book, I ordered a case of 60 books from your website and I'm giving them to friends and family who are Christians. Thanks so much!

Mr. Comfort's life has been one of service in Christ's name since He began his ministry. I encourage anyone, especially new preachers and evangelists to read this book. It will almost force you to look at lost people in a different way, and give you stronger desire to win them for Christ.