Philosopher Immanuel Kant's acknowledgment of purpose in the universe is contrasted with the concept of Aristotle's God, an abstract, impersonal being. In contrast, the Christian God is a personal, self-existent, eternal being who acts with intention and purpose, as evident in the teleological argument, which highlights the design in nature and the need for a designer. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the origins of God and the universe as revealed in Scripture, discussing the cosmological evidence, teleological argument, and anthropological evidence for the existence of God, and addressing common doubts and questions about faith and doubt. [... more]

The Bible makes it clear that we have all turned away from God and our hearts are corrupt, yet God did not stop pursuing us. The Apostle Paul lays out his case for why the gospel is the only answer to humanity's problems, demonstrating that everybody, everywhere, both religious and irreligious alike, needs the gospel to be saved. Through Romans 1:18, Paul reveals God's wrath against all godlessness and unrighteousness, showing that we all know the truth but suppress it because we don't want to acknowledge our guilt and moral accountability to a divine lawgiver. [... more]

Classical apologetics explores the concept of a self-existent eternal being, which is a crucial aspect of the doctrine of God revealed in the Bible. This idea is often contrasted with the abstract concept of God found in Greek philosophy. The teleological argument, or argument from design, suggests that the presence of purpose and intelligence in the natural world implies the existence of a designer, a self-existent eternal being who is also personal. [... more]

Paul explores the views of God, helping listeners understand God's deep love for them. He discusses the importance of faith and salvation, and how the gospel of Christ is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes. [... more]

David's Psalm 19 reveals God's glory in nature, scripture, and character, emphasizing the importance of hearing and listening to God's voice. The teleological argument suggests that a design speaks of a designer, and the heavens declare God's glory. Scripture provides special revelation, refreshing the soul, challenging the mind, and delighting the heart. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul and Dr. John Gerstner engage in a mock debate on the existence of God, exploring the idea of a Creator and the nature of intelligence and design in the universe. They discuss the Big Bang theory and the concept of eternity, with Dr. Gerstner arguing that even if matter were eternal, there would still be evidence of intelligence and purpose in the universe. [... more]

David says God has spoken and God still speaks, revealing himself in nature, scripture, and character. The heavens declare God's glory, and the scripture reveals his greatness, love, and mercy. Understanding God's voice is crucial for healthy communication in relationships. [... more]

The existence of God is a universal concept that can be observed through the cosmological argument, which suggests that the universe had a beginning and therefore requires a cause. The teleological argument, or argument from design, also supports the existence of God, as the complexity and order of the universe imply a designer. Additionally, the moral law, which is a universal sense of right and wrong, is a clue to the existence of God. Francis Collins, a renowned scientist, has also come to believe in God after examining the data and evidence. [... more]

David writes in Psalm 19, the heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament shows his handiwork. The Bible says we're to love the Lord with all of our heart, mind, soul, and strength, and we can engage our thinking to understand the clues for God's existence. We'll look at the natural world, the cosmos, and within the conscience of man to find evidence for God's existence. [... more]