FINGERPRINTS OF GOD: Is God Dead? by Ty B. Kerley, DMin.,

Is God Dead? - The Christian Resurrection

Thus far, in the cumulative case argument, we have suggested that a significant list of historical sources supports the Christian resurrection narrative. Last time, we suggested that while having more sources is almost always better, the evidence from the available…

Do you rust Him above all else?

Want to make God laugh, tell Him your plans. When we come to the end of our rope and the storms feel too much to bear, he doesn’t ask us for our plan. He simply asked us to trust in his plan. Think of the Israelites as they approached the Red Sea with the Egyptian army behind them and just the Red Sea in front of them. God didn’t stop and ask them for their plan of how they were gonna get out of it. He simply asked them to trust him, and as they…

Is God Dead? Expectancy

From the moral argument presented over the last few weeks, we determined that since the Great Designer and Creator is necessary for moral values to exist in created humans, He must be a Moral Being Himself who has imparted moral…

FINGERPRINTS OF GOD: Is God Dead? by Ty B. Kerley, DMin.,

A few weeks ago, we looked at the beauty beheld in the Golden Ratio, and last week, we looked at the beauty found in music that follows the Golden Ratio. But it is the beauty of nature that surpasses all else. After all, God used the wonder and beauty of nature to defend Himself against Job (Job 38-42). And it is from the beauty of nature that Paul claims we cannot deny that there is a Creator of all that we see (Rom 1:19ff). Forrest Gump told J…