CURIOUS - DOES GOD EXIST? (1 OF 5)
by Joey Rodgers
Scripture: Genesis 1:1
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Curious - Does God Exist? (1 of 5)
Series: Curious
Joey Rodgers
Genesis 1:1
I like the story told of a father/son out fishing one day. While in the boat, the young boy, curious about the world around him, began asking his dad questions. “Dad, how does this boat float?” His dad replied, “Son, I don’t rightly know.” A few min. later, the boy asked, “Dad, how do fish breath underwater?” Again, the dad said, “Son, I don’t rightly know.” The boy then asked, “Well do you know why is the sky blue?” His dad replied, “Nope, I don’t rightly know.” Finally, the son asked, “Dad, do you mind me asking you all these questions?” The dad replied, “Of course not, son. if you don’t ask questions, you’ll never learn nothin’.”
Questions are essential in life – aren’t they? And yes, every once in a while, we’re likely to ask a question some might consider to be a dumb question. Personally, I believe all questions at their core are good b/c they’re seeking answers/explanations to something for which we lack knowledge, understanding, or insight. So, NEVER be afraid to ask dumb questions – because dumb questions are easier to handle and correct than dumb mistakes.
DYK Jesus was the king of questions. He’d often answer a question w/ a question. So was the guy who influenced/discipled me. Carl actually had a printed list of 153 key questions about faith/life. Like Jesus, he’d often answer any question w/ a question.
Today, I want to take a few weeks to answer questions you might have about faith, life, and culture. Questions you might have, or that you’ve been asked. While I’m not likely to get to all of your questions in 5 weeks, I’m hoping I can hit on 1/2. To begin, I think the first question must begin w/ God – Does God exist?
This is the fundamental question to life! If there’s a God, then what’s life about? Whereas, if there’s no God, then what’s our obligation to ourselves? Whether you know it or not – there are just (3) conclusions:
Theism – Go ...
Series: Curious
Joey Rodgers
Genesis 1:1
I like the story told of a father/son out fishing one day. While in the boat, the young boy, curious about the world around him, began asking his dad questions. “Dad, how does this boat float?” His dad replied, “Son, I don’t rightly know.” A few min. later, the boy asked, “Dad, how do fish breath underwater?” Again, the dad said, “Son, I don’t rightly know.” The boy then asked, “Well do you know why is the sky blue?” His dad replied, “Nope, I don’t rightly know.” Finally, the son asked, “Dad, do you mind me asking you all these questions?” The dad replied, “Of course not, son. if you don’t ask questions, you’ll never learn nothin’.”
Questions are essential in life – aren’t they? And yes, every once in a while, we’re likely to ask a question some might consider to be a dumb question. Personally, I believe all questions at their core are good b/c they’re seeking answers/explanations to something for which we lack knowledge, understanding, or insight. So, NEVER be afraid to ask dumb questions – because dumb questions are easier to handle and correct than dumb mistakes.
DYK Jesus was the king of questions. He’d often answer a question w/ a question. So was the guy who influenced/discipled me. Carl actually had a printed list of 153 key questions about faith/life. Like Jesus, he’d often answer any question w/ a question.
Today, I want to take a few weeks to answer questions you might have about faith, life, and culture. Questions you might have, or that you’ve been asked. While I’m not likely to get to all of your questions in 5 weeks, I’m hoping I can hit on 1/2. To begin, I think the first question must begin w/ God – Does God exist?
This is the fundamental question to life! If there’s a God, then what’s life about? Whereas, if there’s no God, then what’s our obligation to ourselves? Whether you know it or not – there are just (3) conclusions:
Theism – Go ...
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