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The lecture focuses on the fourth chapter of a course dedicated to Christian apologetics, specifically examining evidence for creation drawn from astronomy and other scientific disciplines beyond cosmology and physics discussed previously. The speaker argues that the universe exhibits a profound level of precision and order that points to divine design rather than random chance. Key astronomical examples include Earth's unique position within the habitable zone, where conditions are perfect for sustaining life; the specific luminosity, mass, and temperature of the Sun which cannot be altered without destroying the planet; and the precise location and velocity of the Milky Way galaxy. The speaker emphasizes that science can describe these phenomena but struggles to explain how such exact parameters arose by accident, suggesting instead that they reflect a higher intelligence.
Moving into biochemistry, the presentation highlights the concept of irreducible complexity, using the structure of a single cell as a primary example. The lecture explains that even the simplest living cell possesses complex internal mechanisms, such as cilia and flagella, which require all their parts to function simultaneously; these structures could not have evolved gradually because an incomplete version would be non-functional. Furthermore, the discussion on DNA reveals it as a sophisticated information storage system containing the genetic blueprint for life. The speaker notes that the probability of amino acids linking in the correct sequence to produce the necessary proteins for a cell is astronomically low, making an accidental origin highly improbable. This intricate biological programming, where thousands of proteins are required for basic cellular function, serves as further evidence of a deliberate designer.
The final section of the lecture addresses consciousness and the human mind, areas where science can explain biological mechanisms like electrical impulses in neurons but fails to account for subjective experiences, creativity, reasoning, and moral conscience. The speaker posits that while the brain is physically composed of matter, the capacity for deep thought, purpose-seeking, and the sense of right and wrong points to a spiritual reality. Citing biblical passages, the argument is made that God has revealed Himself through creation and that human intelligence itself is a gift from God, making it contradictory to use that same intelligence to deny His existence. The session concludes with practical advice on sharing these truths, noting that intellectual arguments alone may not suffice for some who are spiritually resistant, and therefore prayerful intercession is essential. The speaker shares a testimony of a woman whose life was transformed through a divine encounter in a dream after years of resistance, illustrating that while humans can plant seeds of truth, God ultimately works to meet individuals where they are.
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Yes, good morning and welcome everyone.
>> Uh sorry for the abrupt uh end to
yesterday's class. We uh had a situation
where somebody uh needed quick medical
attention. So I had to rush. So I know
last class was too short. we could not
complete but we'll pick up from where we
stopped yesterday and we will uh try and
finish this chapter chapter 4 we'll
start with a word of prayer let me go
ahead and pray
heavenly father we thank and praise you
for this time in your presence we thank
you for uh grounding our faith oh god uh
in in uh amazing ways and lord for all
that we can understand through reason as
well. Lord, Lord, we praise you that you
are such a great God. And the more we we
learn about the disciplines around us,
Lord, it it is helping us know uh how
immeasurable your wisdom and
understanding is. Oh God, help us to um
commit our lives to you in a greater way
to worship and honor you. Lord, we speak
your blessing upon all the students
connected to this class. Father, we we
pray uh may your name be glorified in
each one of our lives. In Jesus' name we
pray. Amen.
We are in chapter 4 of uh our course
where we looked at I mentioned to us
that there is a book called the case for
creation and from that book we are
looking at reasons for us to believe in
what the Bible says. We looked at
two uh majorly two of the reasons
yesterday. one is evidence from
cosmology
and second is the evidence from physics.
So today we will look at the evidence
from astronomy and uh the other
disciplines. So before we get into the
other disciplines, could we summarize
what we learned yesterday?
What evidence did we look at?
We were studying about
>> Yes. Uh
>> okay.
>> Yes. So a very uh precise
organization
and the fact that things in the universe
are in such great order which helps us
recognize that uh what the Bible says is
much more believable compared to uh what
what we see science
um say. Right? So let me just show some
here.
Okay. Yes. So we looked at the
um
reasons from cosmology
and we said that there are parameters
which which show us that God has put
everything very accurately in the
universe and um we also stated that
based on what we have learned right uh
there is a beginning to the universe us
which obviously science also speaks
about and we mentioned that Fred Hy is
the one who proposed what is known as
the big bang theory. But even if we
discuss about the big bang theory, we
have to ask the question how did those
particles or that matter come about? How
did the energy come about for the big
bang to happen? So there are unanswered
questions even if we were to go by the
concepts provided in cosmology for the
beginning of the universe. Secondly, we
spoke about physics and from physics we
had mentioned the anthropoic principle
where there are uh arbitrary constants
which sustain life here on earth. So
it's impacting the universe and thereby
the earth and life is possible because
of all these constants.
Gravity we examined that gravity cannot
be adjusted even minutely.
If it is if it is adjusted what will
happen? either the universe will
collapse or it will uncontroll
controllably expand which will not be
conducive for life here on earth.
So gravity again is precise and we said
cosmological constant which again is a
particular number
and uh uh that again is so very um apt
and accurate. So if you look at such
parameters there are I mentioned 28 but
then even in our notes here it says
there are more than 30 parameters that
are very precise that make life possible
here on earth. So this is something that
we discussed yesterday. So more than 30
calibrated constants which are known in
physics. So we are not talking uh about
things that are wishy-washy. It's
already discussed. It is a part of
physics. And uh though science says that
these things exist, again we can ask lot
of questions. How do they exist? How did
they become so uh specific? And all of
them are specific and all of them work
together and they make life possible. So
if you have the time you can go check up
there are videos where these uh
constants are put together to
demonstrate how the earth is suspended
in a position
and it's very interesting to see uh you
know the these constants kind of working
together. So we are not going so much
into detail we are talking at a surface
level. So now next one let us look at
the evidence from astronomy.
So astronomy
u uh
again you know we are talking about the
universe but when it comes to cosmology
it's about the origin of the universe.
Astronomy is the existence of uh the
universe and all the matter in the
universe etc.
So when it it comes to the earth,
the positioning of the earth from the
sun is so unique.
There is a what is known as a habitable
zone or a very very conducive zone
between um the earth
and
the planets. So this zone, this
habitable zone is where the earth is
positioned.
Now if we were to change it and maybe if
the earth were to take the position of
Mercury or Venus or some other planet,
the earth will miss the habitable zone.
That means things like existence of
water and you know how science says
right like water is so essential for
life to exist and that's how the cells
also
uh uh were thriving all those factors
will be eliminated if it is not in that
habitable zone. Right? So you cannot
push the earth any closer to the sun.
You cannot push the earth any further
away from the sun, not even 5%.
If that happens, we'll all be gone
because
things will not be the same like the
temperature, the oxygen and everything,
everything gets affected.
So again, we can ask the question, okay
fine, science is stating these things,
but how come
it is so precise?
There is no answer to that question,
right? Science is only telling us about
the existence of these things. Now, not
just this, but also when we consider the
sun,
it is perfect. When we get deeper into
astronomy, we will see that there are
many stars in the universe.
But any other star for the earth will
not work out. We can't replace the sun
with another star.
When we consider the sun, it has the
exact luminosity meaning the light
required, exact mass, exact temperature,
exact everything
for the earth to have life in it. Now if
we change a little bit of the mass of
the sun
the gravity will increase. Everything
will get sucked into the sun and it'll
just you know get destroyed. So again
you can ask the question how come the
sun is so perfect for the earth?
Science doesn't have an answer for that
question. It can only tell you that it
is perfect. But why is it perfect?
It's a hard question to answer. So these
are some things that we can uh look at
in
the discipline of astronomy. Now if you
guys are interested, you can go much
deeper into it. We can even talk about
the galaxy that we are in. We are in the
Milky Way galaxy and the position of the
Milky Way galaxy, the speed at which it
is moving within the the universe,
it's also perfect to sustain our solar
system. If we change it again, there
there will be issues.
So this kind of perfection
really leads to the question,
how can all this happen?
as an accident.
Okay. So, cosmology is pointing to
something, the beginning of the
universe,
how can it be an accident? And then
physics, all the constants, how can it
be an accident? Now, astronomy,
astronomy is also talking about
precision. How can it be an accident?
These are the questions that we are
asking. So are you ready for other
disciplines? Okay, come let's see what
we have
uh in the next discipline that we are
going to examine.
This is biochemistry.
So biochemistry is where we learn about
uh cells their molecular structure
uh about the chemicals that exist there
and you know get um get the cell moving.
So let us consider a single cell or the
most basic form of living cell. So when
we take up a single cell, what we see is
that uh the simplest
cell
requires
certain complicated functions to exist.
We are saying it's the simplest
form of a cell. But see when we take the
human body, we need to be able to
breathe.
We need to be able to uh regulate
temperature.
We need to be able to digest the food so
that the food will become energy and
also we need to be able to get the waste
out of our system only then we can be
healthy. So we understand that in the
human body if we take a single cell
the similar functions are required in it
as well. it it will not survive if any
of these functions are not there.
So considering the functions of a single
cell, we will look at the movement of a
single cell. Single cell moving in uh a
uh liquid environment.
So what we see is the single cell
possesses what we call celia. All this
is school science. So I'm sure you'll
recall we have learned about these
things.
Celia is a important part of the cell
and it helps the cell to move around
right but based on what science says or
evolution says
everything came about gradually meaning
little by little the cell became
complex.
But scientists are asking the question
about celia. Are you with me? Celia, you
got what celia is? Okay. So, celia is a
part of the cell like you can see in the
image here a hairike structure all
around.
Can we? Yes. So, this is the celia looks
so simple, right?
But you know what?
Celia
cannot function if it is not complete
because it has a complex structure that
makes it work
uh celia and there is also something
called as flagagulum. So let me show you
that flagagulum also. Can you see here
this is a bacterial flagagulum.
Now you can see that there is a
complicated mechanism that is used for
movement. So you have some kind of a
ring and then you have some rods, you
have certain other portions. Again, if
you look at a video presentation of this
flagagulum,
it's like a locomotive or a transport
system that we have around us. Very
complicated.
We cannot have a car and say that the
car is forming itself. So right now car
doesn't have tires but it will work. Can
it work? No. Car has to be full-fledged.
It it needs an engine it needs the tires
otherwise how will it move. So when
evolution says that everything happened
little by little little by little. Celia
won't work if it is little by little.
Flagulum will not work if it is little
by little. So scientists are asking the
question.
If evolution is talking about gradual
uh rising up in complexity,
how did the most basic cell with celia
work? Because celia needs all the parts.
It cannot work half or you know 1/4
uh in construction. Flagulum cannot
work. It needs the full motor system to
be functional.
So evolution cannot answer that
question. How come it was already
existing completely?
Only then the cell can survive.
So the basic cell is not basic at all.
It's very complicated.
Now if we take other systems like here
in our uh picture I put a photo of or
image of blood clotting of the body.
Blood clotting is very complicated. It
has to go through an entire process. If
any one part is missing, blood will not
clot.
So it's called as a cascade. So when we
look at many organisms and the processes
that are followed from the most basic
cells to more complicated uh organisms,
we would notice what is called as
irreducible complexity.
Meaning
these things or these processes cannot
be completed if they are not full.
They cannot gradually develop themselves
and function. No, from day one it has to
be complete. Only then will function.
Evolution is not able to explain these
things. So biochemistry
has the explanation of the flagagulumia.
That's that's the most used example
where we are asking the question how
come the most basic cell started with a
celia which is which has irreducible
complexity.
Okay. So that again is pointing us to
wisdom, understanding, knowledge, power
and it can only be what the Bible is
saying. The Bible is saying God is so
intelligent. God is so wise. He knows
how to make the single cell work. He
knows how to put the celia.
Even today locomotives or vehicles
can learn from the motor system of the
celia and the flagulum.
Think about it and we are saying no no
no that is so basic that's the first
cell first cell is so complicated till
today we are taking notes and using it
in our day-to-day lives okay so it's so
beautiful to see God's creation and how
amazing he is right it's pointing us to
him okay so that is about biochemistry
so let's look at the next discipline
biological information.
So in 1953
um um there were you know people Francis
Crick and James Watson who discovered
what we call as DNA. So we all know that
DNA contains
genetic information
which is the blueprint of every
organism.
So
in today's language we understand
software right we understand
programming. So if there's a particular
kind of programming then you generate a
typical software and it works in a
particular way. Now this kind of
programming genetic information is the
basic programming
for every organism
and it contains all the necessary
information about how that organism will
live, how the organism will reproduce,
what will be the characteristics
etc. Okay. Now such a such a small part
of the cell uh or of each organism is
the DNA right but it carries
so much information. So DNA let me see
if I have the image for us.
Okay here you can see the uh DNA image
over here. This is how it looks. It's a
um coiled structure like a double helix
model and you can also see some
formation of
like uh like ladder. This is nothing but
a sequencing of proteins.
Now
in the DNA so this this whole coil
structure DNA we have genetic
information of this kind with the
sequencing. So the way that the the
uh basic structures the genes
sequence themselves will create an
information based on which a
characteristic of the organism will be
decided. Right? So in every
part of the body like if you take up the
human body there are 100 trillion cells
I don't know how many zeros go in
trillion also right 100 trillion it's
just big basically that's all I
understood that's a big number so 100
trillion cells of my body
have this DNA in it
all have to have it otherwise I cannot
function.
Now
in the DNA there are again all this
technical stuff like there are something
called as 23 chromosomes and 30,000
genes which produce about 20,000
proteins
and these proteins are required for me
to function. 20,000. Can you imagine?
We have no idea all this is going on
within us. But even the simplest
smallest cell is working and God has u
designed it to produce thousands of
proteins to keep us alive to keep us
functional.
Now the beauty is even for a basic cell
you need around 300 to 500 proteins.
we we cannot miss them like if you miss
any one protein the cell will die.
So it's already complex don't you think?
How is it that the uh sequencing is so
appropriate that for a particular
organism you have production of
particular kinds of thousands and
thousands of proteins on a daily basis
to keep that organism alive. Now, if
you're calling this an accident,
I don't know. I mean, how how can we
call it an accident?
Even the simplest cell needs 500
proteins. One mistake gone.
You see how complex
um creation itself is.
We'll see later on where evolution says
that things became complex as time went
by
and uh so yeah now you have more
complicated organisms
fine but where did the understanding of
the genetic code come from? I mean
accidentally
it's harder to believe that in a small
cell
500
appropriate proteins
exist accidentally.
So for those proteins to exist the the
genes are arranging themselves in order
accidentally. Right? So it it's just
beyond our understanding. How can all
this be an accident?
So again we can get deeper and deeper
into this kind of information and be
thrilled by it and know that you know
God is so real. We cannot uh even fathom
how amazing he is. So uh the probability
here in our notes we we read that the
linking of these these um molecules
right the amino acids
the there's a particular way there has
to be a right bonding. Okay. So for a
correct sequence
to happen
um the probability is calculated 10
raised to the power of 25.
So
you know that that much um those are the
chances
right for the right kind of protein to
be formed.
So that if in that much chance it is
happening again and again and again
it's no accident
right so in these ways like I said there
are many layers even to the genetic
information we can keep looking at it
and figure out that uh there has to be
God who is arranging these things and uh
you know when the Bible says in Psalm 39
I'm fearfully and wonderfully made.
God has arranged that DNA and every gene
in a appropriate way for you to be you
and me to be me. Right? So that is more
believable than saying
the probability of one arrangement which
is 10 multiplied 25 times you know one
in so many uh chances that accidentally
it has happened. No it's harder to
believe that. Okay. So this is the
evidence from um our biological
information or DNA. So we can go further
from here. And finally the next evidence
that leel talks about is consciousness.
And we have discussed this earlier and
we stated that
science
can explain
the brain.
So you know when you look at the brain
maybe I have a an image here. Let me
quickly go to it.
One second.
Okay.
Yes. I'll come back to the chat. Uh some
of the questions that have been put
there. So yeah, so when we consider the
brain
biologically, we can talk about it and
say what is it made up of? How are the
how is the connectivity of the brain and
the information in the brain triggers
um the processes of the rest of the body
and how quickly
the electrical impulses uh work. Right?
So if you and I were to see like if you
were walking down the road from here and
you saw a tiger, what would you do?
How quickly would you run?
>> Immediately, right? Like climb a tree or
jump off from somewhere like that.
Think about it.
See how the brain is processing?
There's there's a quick response like
you looked at it all the electrical
impulses just went through and your
brain is giving you the message danger
bring yourself to safe a safe place
safety.
So again like we can get into the uh
science of this and see how um how
quickly in terms of time how many
seconds how many uh you know trillionth
of a of a second that the impulse is
moving in and we fascinated by the brain
but what is the brain made up of it's
mostly made up of fat right and I know
in our generation today we don't we are
not very happy with fat in our body
cholesterol but the brain Bra is mainly
made up of fat.
But the way God has created the minute
structure of the brain, you know, the
neurons and the way they they carry the
impulses is amazing.
It's like a gate, right? If you get into
the details of it, how the electrical
impulse comes in and the message is
carried from one neuron to the other
neuron, it's all too wonderful. So yeah,
we appreciate it based on what science
says,
but
science does not explain consciousness.
Consciousness refers to a more
philosophical
concept of ideas,
creativity. We all have the same brain
or you know same kind of content, size
of the brain etc etc. But
two people think so differently. One
person is creating spacecrafts, you
know, another person is interested in
maybe painting.
How is it that a brain is thinking in
two different ways? There are no answers
to such questions. Reasoning,
emotions,
decision making. Why some people are
making quick decisions, some people are
taking so long, why are some people
overthinking? No answers.
Science can only explain to a certain
extent. But when it comes to
consciousness,
there are no answers. Also things like
why does
see brain is okay but what about the
mind?
Even when people are getting good jobs
these days they ask the question what is
the purpose of my life now you can go
and talk to that person and say you have
a good job right you are going to work
every day you're getting paid you can
live a happy life why are you asking a
question about purpose
and that person will tell you no it's
bothering me
consciousness
people have these questions out there
happiness, satisfaction
in life. No, I'm not satisfied.
Where is satisfaction coming from? I
mean brain and electrical impulses we
understand. But there's always something
deeper which obviously science is not
able to answer. And we know from the
Bible that God is the one he made us in
the image in his own image. And
therefore we have such a strong sense of
right and wrong.
Our conscience when we do something
wrong our conscience immediately pricks
us. We said something or we we um you
know made a decision.
We are not at peace. Again if you talk
about things like peace, what is peace?
These things are a lot deeper. And
obviously the Bible has answers for
these questions as compared to the uh
disciplines that we look at. So yeah
that's a little bit about uh
consciousness and what it means and uh
you know we we uh understand that
obviously
there is a god and the bible has many uh
passages and it's there in our notes
also on page 20 where psalm 14:1 where
the scripture says the fool has said in
his heart there is no god
But the Bible is showing us a path of
wisdom and in that path we need to
acknowledge that there is a God. That's
how we uh you know we when we have the
fear of the Lord that is the beginning
of wisdom.
And we've seen other passages of
scripture where Romans chapter 1 where
it said that the invisible attributes of
God are clearly seen
being understood by the things that are
made even his eternal power and godhead
so that they are without excuse. Verse
20 of Romans 1 where the Bible tells us
God has revealed himself. You remember
the statement of an atheist which we
heard earlier. God, if you exist, why is
there so little evidence? But is it true
that there is less evidence? Not at all.
There's a lot of evidence and glaring
uh evidence.
How is it that we are missing all this
evidence and saying there is no God?
Everything in creation is is screaming
out there is a God.
And uh 1 Corinthians chapter 1 20 and
21. It's again there in our notes on
page 20. And the scripture says, "Where
is the wise? Where is the scribe? Where
is the disputer of this age? Has not God
made foolish the wisdom of this world?
For since in the wisdom of God, the
world through wisdom did not know God."
So man thinks he's intelligent
and man is attempting to use his
intelligence
and thinking that his intelligence is
topnotch. It is the greatest.
But the Bible is questioning man's
wisdom and saying
the wisdom of God is much greater. Where
is your wisdom? God's wisdom is much
higher, much greater.
Even for us to have that intelligence,
where did it come from? God only gave us
that intelligence. But now we are using
that intelligence to say there is no
God. Right? So it's so complicated.
Anyway, uh so we've just looked at the
case for creation which is an
interesting read and uh you can please
go and study it further and I'm sure
your faith will be strengthened. So I'm
going now to the chat section and Joshua
is
sharing some
okay so he's just shared the discussion
that we had earlier
and Rajie why is DNA compared to an
information storage system. So as we
said Rajie
the information we need for um
information we need for our functioning
has to be programmed somewhere right. So
only then can we we uh be the way that
we are. So it is required without a plan
nothing will work. So it is stored for
creatures. It is stored in the cells and
it is stored in this part called as the
DNA.
Okay Sam, thank you for letting me know.
Yeah. So, I I need to get back to you on
this.
Sure. Any other
questions or maybe even comments because
for some of us what we discussed today
might be very new.
So please feel free to share.
>> Yeah.
>> Um many people h like who don't believe
in God have this attitude of I don't
want to care about anything. Right. it's
simpler not to care maybe from hurt or
anything. So even something like a
single cell that is so complex
>> maybe
they don't want to find a reason as to
why it's so complex. So even something
like this wouldn't really come through
right
>> I agree with you. Yeah. So when when
somebody does not want to hear these
things, they will not.
Even if you present the best information
uh to prove that God exists, if they
don't want to believe it, then they will
not. Now why is it that people don't
want to believe? What do you think are
the
reasons for that?
because they have to take responsibility
for their lives and do things a certain
way and
>> absolutely
>> face certain things that they don't want
to face in life.
>> True. So that is the biggest challenge.
When we say there is a God, we
automatically become accountable to that
God and we need to align our life
purpose to his which obviously our flesh
doesn't agree with.
And we want to do our own thing which is
easier and people prefer that.
>> Yeah. And another thought was you know
just as we said some of these things
like consciousness and all of that are
not explained in science.
>> Yes.
>> I'm just thinking for someone who would
ask that question to me. Right. Okay. So
science doesn't prove certain things.
But maybe that's why we have philosophy.
Maybe that's why we have the arts. Maybe
that's why because there are different
studies on different things, right? And
so just as we're trying to prove this
and of course we know that God explains
all those things,
>> right?
>> Uh a question can kind of deviate from
science and go into okay
>> we do have different studies of
different things just as we have
different subjects to study or different
>> so we can't say that everything is
explained in one.
>> Yes. Sure. So um a seeker will journey
through different disciplines hopefully
like if they are really a seeker and
they didn't find the answers in science
they're not satisfied they'll probably
look at philosophy and if they're not
satisfied in today's world people are
getting into what is called spirituality
right because they are seeking
and uh you know many times such people
are the ones who who will listen to the
to what we share because they are really
looking. Yeah. So it may resonate with
them when we share the information that
we have about God.
Yeah. Great.
Yes. Any other thoughts, questions?
Please feel free to ask. There are no
wrong questions. We are all learning.
>> Yes, please.
That's good. Sorry.
>> So, how should we response when someone
say I only believe uh on science?
Uh I think we can ask our questions
not uh not to corner the person or not
to uh make them feel bad but whenever
they're ready to listen we can always
say okay great you know science gives us
these these answers but what about like
we said big bang big bang happened but
what about the beginning itself where
did all that come from so when we ask
those questions hopefully it'll make
them think
that science is also still discovering
right and it doesn't have all the
answers. So if they believe only in
science they'll have many unanswered
questions. So just present our questions
to them in a nice way. Secondly what we
discussed when we started apologetics we
said it's a spiritual battle. So that
blindness
that people have is not just because of
information.
It's because there are forces of
darkness that are holding them back
also. Keep praying for them
and God will uh minister to them. So I
don't know if I shared it uh in prayer
in intercession class when we had it uh
last year but uh there was a friend of
mine who didn't believe in God okay she
just didn't her whole family came to
Christ but she was not willing to she
would even come to the prayer sessions
that you know we were having those days
her family would come to one prayer
group that I was attending she'll come
to pick them
But she never believed. So her family
would keep saying, you know, we need to
pray. We need to pray. And we've had
these kind of discussions telling her
why God exists and this and that, but no
use, right? Years went by, but everybody
was praying for her. And what happened
is um she
she went for some retreat because she
was forced to go for it. Somebody told
her you have to just two days go. She
went
even there whatever was being preached
she she was not accepting it. But that
night she had a dream
and in that dream she saw herself in a
very peaceful calm place like the ocean.
She's standing in front of the ocean and
thinking and then she saw Jesus came and
spoke to her and he just asked her what
are your reasons for rejecting me
and she looked at Jesus in that dream
and she's like I don't have any
that's it that was the dream and that
was the changing point of her life she
from because of that dream
it made her think It made her process.
She gave her life to Christ. Today she
and her husband are pastors
serving the Lord so passionately.
And like for me whenever I think of her
I feel like people who are running away
from God
all they need is an encounter. And for
her it was like this. It was a dream
because we were all praying and one day
God just met her in the dream and uh she
her whole life transformed.
So please remember that it's not only at
the level of giving answers but we have
to pray let God encounter them. See
different people have different needs
and only God knows what is that need. So
when he touches them
uh they will respond. Okay. So Rohit
great. Thank you. Any other comments?
sister. Is it because uh they are wired
in such a way they're thinking
>> it uh they don't believe that God is
there.
It's in their mind. They're thinking
it's been wired in such a way for them
that they don't accept it.
>> Wired in such a way.
Yes. Partly yes. But when we learn about
evangelism, we also learn that the way
God has created us all people whether
they are you know now following Christ
or not is we have a spirit and the
spirit is on a quest for God.
So can I put it this way?
Every human being is spiritual.
They are wired okay in their mind but
what we are saying will touch them. It
will appeal to them because they carry a
spirit and the message of Christ
will strike accord with their spirit. So
even if they listen and and don't
respond, even if they listen and say,
"No, I don't believe, go ahead and share
anyway because it's like putting a
seed."
>> Yes.
>> Right. Into their spirit and let God do
the rest of the work. Uh maybe at this
point, you just swed the seed. Two years
down the line, they may respond once God
has uh you know, taken them through the
journey. So that's how so every person
is spiritual. Every unbeliever is
spiritual. So don't worry just go ahead
just share it will it will strike a
chord with their spirit man.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So uh if there are no further
questions we can wrap up here and uh in
the next week we will look at the
questions that you have all been itching
to ask. You know how did the earth get
created? Uh how did creation happen in
six days? Were they
days of 24 hours each or was it
something else? Right? What was the
order of creation? what God created
first and what God created next. So if
God created
the sun later on day four,
where was the light coming from? You
see, so some scientific minds ask all
these questions. So you can also um come
prepared with your questions. I don't
promise to answer them, but yeah, we
will try our best and it's going to be
interesting. Okay. All right. So,
anything else to add to
Okay, nothing yet. All right. So, let's
pray and we shall close. I will request
one of our online students to lead out
in prayer. Please unmute and pray aloud.
I'll pray.
>> Yes. Yes, sir.
>> Father, I thank you for this day and uh
as you come into your presence, I commit
this time and class into your hands. Oh,
Lord. Thank you for helping us to
understand whatever ma'am taught us
today. Uh help us to grow in knowledge
and enlighten our understanding. Lord uh
bless ma'am and all the students uh that
are in the class and in online help us
to go from strength to strength. We
thank you and we glorify you in Jesus
mighty name we pray. Amen.
>> Amen. Thank you. Thank you Sam. Thank
you everyone. God bless you. Have a
great weekend. We'll meet next week.
Sure.
Sure. I am posting them on uh Yeah, you
can download it from there. I missed
posting last weeks. I'll update it.
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