Coming in October, an all-new 365-day prayer devotional from Sarah Young,

Scripture-based daily prayers to bring you closer to Him, free sample at jesuscalling.com.

As Christians, we're called to have a relationship with Jesus. Ask questions. Ask Jesus. He has answers.

Don't worry about it. He's not going to be mad at you because you're asking questions.

That's how you develop a deep, meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Welcome to the jesuscalling podcast. When talking about the concept of faith,

the Bible tells us that faith is the substance of things hoped for,

the evidence of things not seen. Even though we can't literally see God,

the Bible also tells us that when we seek God, we shall find Him.

The ways we seek and find God in the midst of our lives can look different from one person to

another. One may study everything they can about how the world came into being, just to get a glimpse

of the mind of God. Another may look for the moments in their lives where they felt God was in

their corner. Through a circumstance that worked out better than they could have imagined,

we're a seeming answer to a long whispered prayer. The truth remains that even though we can't see

our creator, we can know Him, believe in Him, and build a relationship with Him wherever we find

ourselves in life. Our two guests this week have cemented their faith in God through different

avenues. One, a scientist whose devotion to figuring out the secrets of the universe

led Him to believe in a divine creator and another who shares through music all the places and

situations in which we might find God. We'll talk to Emmy award-winning journalist and former

physics instructor Dr. Michael Gillan and country music singer and songwriter of the song,

where I find God, Larry Fleet. I'm Dr. Michael Gillan. I'm also known as Dr. G. I'm a Christian

a follower of Jesus. I'm a scientist by training. I taught physics at Harvard for about nine years.

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