Physical Address: Jamil King Ministries
8745 Gary Burns Dr. Suite 160 #352, Frisco TX 75034
We get it.
You’ve heard it all before.
Church hurt. Religious hypocrisy. Science vs. faith.
And the idea of a “man in the sky” just doesn’t fit your logic grid.
But here’s what we ask:
Before you dismiss the existence of God, ask yourself:
“Do I actually know what I’m rejecting?”
Logic First: Let’s Define Life
You wake up. You breathe. You think. You feel. You create.
That’s life, right?
But in ancient Greek (and even in modern science and philosophy), life isn’t a one-size-fits-all word.
There are levels to this.
Let’s break it down:
- Bios – Biological life. Your heartbeat. Your cells.
- Psuchē – Psychological life. Emotions, desires, personality.
- Phren/Nous – Cognitive life. Reason, memory, and intellect.
- Anastrophē – Moral life. How you behave, how you treat others.
- Zoe – Eternal, divine life. The highest form of life. The uncreated life source—what many would call God-life.
Here’s the tension:
You can master bios, psuchē, and nous and still be disconnected from Zoe.
You can live long, feel deeply, and think critically yet still be dead inside.
What if the part of you that’s missing… isn’t mental or emotional but spiritual?
Story 1: The Atheist Who Couldn’t Explain the Encounter
Marcus was a self-proclaimed atheist.
Raised in a home that honored science, data, logic.
He thought Christianity was for the weak-minded — until something happened.
After a near-fatal car crash, Marcus said he experienced something he couldn’t explain:
A presence. Peace. Warmth. Clarity.
In his own words:
“It was like someone I didn’t believe in… saved me anyway.”
He started reading the Bible — not for faith, but for critique.
But the more he read, the more it read him.
It wasn’t religion that changed him.
It was encounter.
Now Marcus teaches apologetics — defending the faith he once mocked.
Why? Because the God he denied… still loved him enough to reach into wreckage.
Story 2: The Agnostic Who Died Still Searching
Jared was brilliant. Ivy League educated. Published. Respected.
He called himself a “hopeful agnostic” — not against God, just not convinced.
He used to say,
“If God’s real, He’ll understand my doubts. I’m honest about not knowing.”
He debated Christians respectfully. He read scripture casually.
But he never believed.
At 47, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Friends tried to talk to him about faith.
He said,
“If God is good, He’ll reveal Himself to me. I won’t be bullied into belief.”
He passed away still waiting for a sign — when the signs were all around him:
Creation. Conscience. Conversations.
But his pride made him miss the invitation.
You Don’t Have to Check Your Brain at the Door to Believe
Faith in Christ isn’t blind.
It’s not emotional manipulation or fairy tales.
It’s rational to believe in a Designer behind the design.
It’s reasonable to question the origin of love, conscience, and morality.
It’s logical to ask:
“If I’m more than cells and chemicals, what part of me is eternal?”
That answer is found in Christ.
John 14:6 – Jesus said,
“I am the way, the truth, and the life (Zoe). No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
Final Thought: What If You’re Wrong?
If believers are wrong — we lived with hope, purpose, and love.
But if you’re wrong — you risk eternity without the life you were created for.
God won’t force you.
But He won’t lie to you either.
If you feel that tug, try this — not religion, but relationship:
“Jesus, if you’re real reveal Yourself to me.
I don’t want hype or emotion. I want truth.
Forgive me if I’ve rejected you out of pride or pain.
Come into my heart and show me life.
In Jesus’ name. Amen.”
If you said that prayer not out of fear, but out of honesty —
He heard you.
Now let Him show you who He really is.
Not religion.
Zoe.
Life that thinks, feels, creates, and never dies.
