Is There A God

The question ‘Is there a God?’ has intrigued humans for centuries, shaping societies, sparking debates, and inspiring countless ideas. It reflects our natural desire to understand existence, purpose and the universe.

For many, faith in God is rooted in a trust in a higher power, visible in the beauty of nature, the vastness of the stars, and human compassion. Believers come to recognise God as the creator, guide, and moral compass of life. Others rely on science and logic to explain existence. For them, the lack of clear, observable evidence for God leads to the belief that the universe is self-organized, shaped by natural processes, rather than a higher power. They find wonder and meaning in scientific discoveries and the laws governing our world.

Despite differing perspectives, the question of God’s existence remains unanswered by human reasoning alone. The Bible, an ancient and influential text, offers insights into God’s purpose and wisdom, calling out to everyone to hear, consider and respond to its message. The phrase ‘I am God’ appears frequently in the Bible, emphasizing divine power and uniqueness. Isaiah 46:9 declares, ‘I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me.’ This calls for trust in God’s singular power, authority and control over the world.

In the New Testament, God’s love and care are demonstrated through Jesus. John 3:16 states, "God so loved the world, that He gave His only son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life." This is a profound expression of divine connection with humanity, reminding us that the death and resurrection of Jesus gives real hope for the future.

Ultimately, the phrase ‘I am God’ serves as a reminder of God’s eternal and unchanging nature, offering believers comfort and encouraging faith across generations.

Note: Throughout July, we are exploring this theme of ‘I am God’, looking aspects of God’s character. Come along any Sunday at 10am for Bible Half Hour to find out more.