Fellowship Hall

The Existence of God
The study of God begins with the understanding that God exists. Two key evidences available to everyone which point to the reality of God’s existence include:
➢ Our conscience: We each have an inner sense of God’s reality in our hearts (Rom. 2:15).
➢ Nature: Every aspect of our world points to the creativity, wisdom and power of the Creator who designed it (Ps. 19:1-3; Is. 6:3).
When people deny God’s existence, they are denying the clear evidence before them. Concerning such people, Romans 1 explains that God has made His reality known “to them” (v. 19), and though they “knew God” (v. 21), they “became fools” (v. 22) and “exchanged the truth about God for a lie” (v. 25). The rejection of God’s reality is a willful denial of evidence that points otherwise. To say “there is no God” is foolishness (Ps. 14:1). However, for those who know God personally, the reality of His existence is further confirmed in their hearts through the Holy Spirit and by God’s presence in their lives (Rom. 8:15-16; John 14:23).