Gerald E. Weston

Many people believe in the existence of an all-powerful God who created the universe and designed and engineered life on this planet. Atheists scoff at such a notion, believing that Charles Darwin drove a nail in God’s coffin over 150 years ago. Others simply declare that they cannot know. Which view is correct?

Scientific studies have proved advantageous in learning how best to implement all kinds of diverse programs. Could we examine morality through the same logic? Would we find that the results of certain actions outlawed in the Bible carry consequences that hurt ourselves and those around us?

What benefit is fame, fortune, and family as long as there is death? Are we merely the product of blind chance with a physical existence that disappears upon death into blackness forever? The Bible asks and answers the vital question: “If a man dies, shall he live again?” You need to know!

We don't like to think about it, but everyone of us is going to die. Then what? What happens after death? Where, if anyplace will you go? What does the Bible have to say?

The institution of marriage is under assault today as never before. As appalling as divorce dates are, co-habitation has obscured the true picture as many couples couple and de-couple without formally entering into a marriage. In light of this, is it not wise to ask this very simple, but fundamental question? Why marriage?