Counselor Attempts to Stop Students From Hearing Gospel

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Chad and Tony spent an afternoon on the campus of Cal State University Northridge, preaching the gospel in the open-air and sharing the gospel one-to-one with students. Chad and Tony saw a small group, which turned out to be a high school counselor and her students who were visiting the college campus.

Tony used the "Lie Detector," designed by Ray Comfort, to initiate a conversation with John, one of the students. John had no church background and no particular spiritual beliefs.

The counselor grew increasingly uncomfortable with the conversation. She insisted they were in a hurry and were just waiting for two more students, before leaving. Listen closely to what the counselor says the moment Tony transitions from the Law to the Gospel. Is she a Christian? Is she a false convert?

The counselor tried to keep John and the other students from hearing the gospel. But that didn't stop Tony and Chad. You don't have to stand still to share the gospel.

We hope you enjoy the video; and we welcome your comments.

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[ryankc83]

these kids should of yelled Stranger Danger

[MuslimVlogGuy]

I wished this guy tried me. I would so put him in his place.

[oreowizard1]

ray comfort lol

[Truth77Absolute]

That was awesome. God bless. you man.

[Shoots1978]

@ryanhendrixproject Isn't your statement a judgment?

[GGDaolonWong]

I don't understand how people could believe in Adam and Eve that staunchly. Even though there is fossil evidence proving that there were proto humans who slowly evolved into the current humans today. and that dna evidence concludes that it it is impossible for the entire human population to be descended from two people

[MissLeanaFaith]

@matthewtaylorbrown I'm sorry you feel that way.

[matthewtaylorbrown]

@MissLeanaFaith The Jesus in the Bible certainly deserved to be executed. That was the goal of the text. The father of Jesus sent him to Earth to be executed. If he died of natural causes it wouldn't have been a sacrifice. Not that a temporary death (~36 hours) is much of a sacrifice. It was your god that put those folks in the garden next to the forbidden fruit. He created and allowed the talking serpent (Ha) to mix with them. Unless your god is simple minded, he would have seen this coming.

[MissLeanaFaith]

@matthewtaylorbrown I don't deserve Heaven, nobody does. Jesus suffered a punishment he did not deserve, so that we could be given mercy we did not deserve. And when God created Adam and Eve they weren't evil, but when they disobeyed him, then sin entered the world. As a result of that, every human being on earth is sinful by nature.

[matthewtaylorbrown]

@MissLeanaFaith I hear Christians talk about pride being a bad human trait. I know of no better example of pride than for someone to believe they deserve to live forever while the vast majority of man will not. If a god were to create beings in its own image and those beings were evil, wouldn't that mean that the creator was evil? Reference Isaiah 45:7. A god can't be evil, just, and loving at the same time. It is illogical and evidence that the Bible is not divine.

[matthewtaylorbrown]

@MissLeanaFaith Religion is wonderful, you get to believe you will live forever. And let's face it 'love' is an easy sell and a wonderful thing. It must be hard to imagine why most of the people on this planet are not Christians. I mean, if it is true, why do most people reject it? Instead they follow other gods or reject gods altogether. I've done nothing that would require forgiveness. You are not a bad person and should not have to beg to be saved from your true nature. There are no gods.

[MissLeanaFaith]

@matthewtaylorbrown I am not one to be pitied. I have received the gift of eternal life. Although I am wretched God has forgiven me, and he will forgive you too if you repent and trust the savior, Jesus Christ.