In lesson 8 of his series “Does God Exist” John Clayton deals with this question

In the first lesson of our new series, Rhythms of the Church, we're exploring the first of 4 habits of the early church from Acts 2.42: devoting ourselves to the "apostles' teaching". Join in our worship service and think with us during the lesson!

In John Clayton's Does God Exist series here in lesson 7 he answers some of the most common objections to the material he's presented over the last 40 years.

Join in our worship service this morning. In our lesson today we'll be studying thru the biggest Psalm in the Psalter, even though it's not the longest Psalm. Psalm 150 is the pinnacle of praise. As it wraps up the book of Psalms it will also answer the q

What are the chances the universe just popped into being? Even given the supposed millions of years? It's mathematically impossible and that doesn't even take into account there actually being life on Earth. Listen in for John Clayton's lesson 6 as we dis

Join in the chorus as all of creation praises God and learn what your praise of God means for you

The Universe can't be eternal so something must have caused it to happen. Was that something a creator or pure chance? The design in the creation is too precise, too beautiful with no other benefit for it to be pure chance. Check out the turtle!

Psalm 135 is a compilation of several quotes from passages throughout the rest of the Old Testament. It is a psalm of praise and this psalmist has a very specific reason for why we should praise God. (1) God will hold up His end of the bargain in our rel