What we believe makes a critical difference, for our lives and for the world.

Faith is far more than an intellectual conclusion that God exists. It is a decision to trust in God, even as we cannot see clearly and may yet feel doubts.

God must be in some sense veiled from view for human beings to have freedom. Is this why there can be no overwhelming, unavoidable “proof” of God?

We know who God is because God has revealed God’s self through His Word.

There is a “universal moral law” – a shared human concept of the good, which has its necessary origin in God, the source of all goodness.

We can know the reality of God through the inward experience of God’s Spirit.

All of creation bears witness to the reality of God as the Master Artist.

God is the necessary origin of all things in the universe. Is that pure faith, or is there support for that?

The Ontological Argument—God is not a proposition to be proved but a reality to be encountered. But there are many elements in the world which point to the reality of God – beginning with the very idea of God that is implanted in the human mind.

Where does belief come from? Belief arises out of a fundamental awareness of the Reality of God.