God Reveals Himself to Every Person

(Quote from https://realreality.org/downloads/how-god-will-transform-you/)

God shows you He’s the designer and builder of everything. He reveals it to you. (Romans 1:19-20) Everyone knows it. You don’t have to depend on imagination. You don’t need to make assumptions. You don’t have to invent stories. God doesn’t say “they should have figured it out.” God says He revealed it to them. He revealed it to you. God makes it known to you. He shows you that He exists, but He also shows you His invisible qualities. He shows you a lot about Himself. He wants to make peace with you and have a relationship with you.

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Those Who Refuse to Enter the Light

(Quote from https://realreality.org/downloads/how-god-will-transform-you/)

God’s Light shines in the darkness, but the darkness doesn’t eagerly embrace it and hold tightly to it. The darkness tries to shield itself from the Light. When those who walk in darkness continually refuse to accept the Light or let the Light destroy their darkness, God eventually lets them have their darkness. Then, they become increasingly deaf and blind. They didn’t want the truth, so they believe the lies that come their way.

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NO EXCUSE!

(Quote from https://realreality.org/downloads/how-god-will-transform-you/)

God speaks to you through your intuition. For example, He shows you that some things look like someone designed them and built them.

 

If I told you this book just popped together by chance one day, you wouldn’t believe me. You would know I was lying. You would know an author wrote this book and someone made the illustrations and pictures in this book. You know a painter painted the paintings in an art gallery. When you look at a building, you know someone built it. When you look at the complex and beautiful cells that make up any living plant or animal, you know only God could have engineered and built them.

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