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Ray Comfort joins us this hour to discuss idiotic things people did in the Bible. He will take us on a totally honest, occasionally funny, and always eye-opening journey through some of the most idiotic blunders ever recorded in human history. You’d think that seeing the Red Sea split in two, or watching fire fall from heaven, or hearing the audible voice of God would cause someone to behave wisely. But no! These stories aren’t just ancient history—they’re warnings, lessons, and yes, sometimes tragic comedies that speak to our modern messes. As you’ll see, spiritual stupidity isn’t limited by era. Yet, through it all, we’re reminded that God is holy, merciful, and not to be trifled with. Don’t miss another outstanding conversation with Ray.

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Wednesday, November 19, 2025

In the final segment of the show, Kerby welcomes author, teacher, and poet David Bowden. They’ll discuss discipleship, Bible study, and about the Spoken Gospel.

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People who live on the streets, homeless and alone, need one thing first and foremost: LOVE. Pastor Rodrigo Santos, a missionary in South Africa with Grace of God International Church, shares how the homeless and suffering desperately need compassion from other believers. He grew up serving others in Brazil and then was inspired to help show God’s love to the homeless population in Rio, after seeing so many people struggling to survive on the streets. Most people, he says, are not homeless because they want to be, but because of some terrible life circumstance that put them there. As fellow believers, we must come to their aid. And while donations of food and clothing are always appreciated, the most important thing we can do is teach them the Gospel. “Once their mindset changes, everything changes,” Rodrigo says.

TAKEAWAYS

Homeless people are humans just like us - they have real feelings and real dreams and any one of us can find ourselves homeless

It’s not just about giving food, it’s about changing the heart

See the needs of the people in the community around you and address them as you can

The church is most effective in addressing the homeless issue when believers come together to figure out a solution

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Segment 1

• Matthew bases salvation on “being good” and repentance through Roman Catholic sacraments.

• Todd uses courtroom logic to show that God’s standard is perfect love of God and neighbor.

• The tension becomes clear: Can a just God overlook sin, or do we need a savior who satisfies justice?

Segment 2

• Todd presses Matthew on Ephesians 2:8–9, challenging his belief that works and sacraments contribute to salvation.

• Matthew struggles to reconcile Catholic teaching with Scripture’s claim that salvation “is a gift… not of works.”

• Todd introduces imputed righteousness, Christ’s perfect record credited to the sinner.

Segment 3

• Matthew insists new birth happens after death, contradicting Jesus’ words that one must be born again now to enter God’s kingdom.

• Todd urges him to “get downwind” of himself and see his true guilt before a holy God.

• The call becomes personal: abandon self‑reliance, repent, and trust entirely in Christ for salvation.

Segment 4

• Todd meets another student who is a professing Christian. This student struggles to articulate why someone should believe in God, relying mostly on logic and science.

• Todd role‑plays an evangelistic conversation, demonstrating how to move past intellectual debate.

• Ultimately, the student affirms repentance and belief in Christ as the way to be saved but reveals areas needing deeper gospel clarity.

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Tim and Mary take a look at the current news cycle in light of some of the more unusual stories of late.  The UN did something very unusual in passing a resolution favorable to Trump and his peace plan. The strangeness lies in creating a Peace Board with him at the head, and an international force in Gaza. They still don’t have any idea as to where a Palestinian state might end up, or who might be heading up this force, but details rarely matter anymore. We also look at the soon-to-conclude Climate Summit and find out what they are up to minus US support. We talk about those powerful data centers, and why people are starting to revolt over the cost to build and to run them. From the further Islamization of Texas to Ai toys for the holiday from China, again we have to wonder to ourselves not just why things are so strange of late, but can they get any stranger?