Faith Facts

• Belief in God can be supported by logic, science, morality, and personal experience.
• The intricate design and fine-tuning of the universe suggest the work of a Creator.
• A universal sense of right and wrong points to a moral lawgiver.

The question of God’s existence has shaped generations and impacts how we see our world. Christianity teaches that faith goes hand in hand with reason and careful investigation, not blind leaps without thought.

Making decisions based on evidence is essential in life and also applies to the search for God. Christians rely on reasonable arguments—truth illuminated like light in a dark room—when considering God’s existence.

Logic compels us to ask why anything exists at all, leading to the idea of a first cause—God, the eternal Creator who set everything in motion.

Science reveals the universe’s remarkable order, precision, and complexity, far beyond the reach of random chance.

“A super-intelligence is the only good explanation for the origin of life and the complexity of nature.”

The order and beauty found in creation, from DNA to the stars, reflect God’s handiwork.

Across all societies, people recognize a shared moral code rooted in right and wrong, which points beyond humanity to a higher source.

The call to kindness and justice exists in every heart, revealing God’s image within us.

Personal experiences of people from every culture testify to the reality of God’s presence—millions claim answered prayer, transformation, or guidance.

While not all stories are evidence by themselves, together they add weight to the case for God’s existence.

Consider these four lights—logic, science, morality, experience—and how together, they reveal a divine hand in creation.

The evidence does not demand absolute certainty but invites us, as Scripture says, to walk by faith and seek God with all our hearts. Will you consider the evidence and open your heart to the greater story God is writing?

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Faith Facts

• The number of Theology and Religious Studies courses in England and Wales has sharply declined, raising concerns among Christian leaders.
• Some argue that other academic fields could address ethical and philosophical needs, but traditional Christian theology uniquely centers on God’s revelation and purpose.
• Biblical understanding and a relationship with God are essential for true wisdom, happiness, and moral grounding.

Christian voices warn that removing God from the study of theology misses the true purpose and value of this academic pursuit.

Theology, rooted in the Scriptures and affirmed by historic Christian teaching, reveals who God is and why our relationship with Him is vital.

“Theology was understood as systematic analysis of the nature, purposes and activity of God. At its heart lay the belief that it was an attempt to, however inadequate, to speak about a divine being, distinct from humans.”

Alister McGrath shows that theology cannot simply be replaced by philosophy or history, as its central focus is always on God’s truth revealed in Christ.

Modern society’s secular approach often overlooks that knowledge of God offers direction, meaning, and hope for individuals and communities.

“Happiness comes from knowing God, submitting to God, and living for God. One day, for all who trust in Jesus, happiness will come from living not just for God but with God in a world…”

Now more than ever, Christians must champion theological integrity, urging schools and churches to preserve Christ-centered teaching for future generations.

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Faith Facts

• Rev. Dr. Jayakumar Christian called the Indian Church to find its identity in the margins, asserting this is where true transformation begins.
• He emphasized that Christian power is displayed through surrender, humility, and service to those overlooked by society.
• Christian outlined five theological principles: kingdom power through weakness, image of God in all, righteous anger for the oppressed, dependence on the Holy Spirit, and unwavering commitment to truth.

At the All India Congress on Church in Mission (AICOCIM), Rev. Dr. Jayakumar Christian challenged believers to see God’s purpose for the Church existing and ministering among the marginalized.

He urged Christians in India to resist discouragement and instead discern God’s presence and calling in challenging circumstances.

“Our faith chooses powerlessness over power,” he reminded attendees, citing Christ’s example of sacrificial love and surrender as the Church’s model.

Christian warned against pursuing worldly status or influence, noting that “movements are always birthed in the margins,” echoing how God’s work has often begun among the least powerful.

He highlighted the importance of living in true solidarity with the poor and suffering, rather than seeing ministry as a service done for others.

“If our faith makes sense to the weakest link in the chain, then it will make sense to all of India,” he declared, calling the gospel’s credibility to rest on its relevance to the hurting and fearful.

The Church’s mission, Christian said, is to reveal God’s heart for the broken, to stand against injustice, and to reflect a power rooted in humility and truth.

He challenged believers to be courageous in addressing suffering, to depend on the Holy Spirit, and to speak truth even when pressure mounts to remain silent.

These biblical principles remind us to remain steadfast in our commitment to biblical justice, compassion, and truth, keeping our faith active and transformative wherever God places us.

Stay informed and prayerful as we seek to model Christ in every corner of society, especially where hope is most needed.

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