The Undeniable God: A Simple Defense for Christianity

In his book, The Undeniable God: A Simple Defense for Christianity, author Charley Worthey asks the following questions: If truth can be known; shouldn’t it be embraced? If the existence of God can be proven; shouldn’t that be fought for? After going on a journey to discover the truth for himself, Charley came to believe that the claims of Christianity can be proven true through the means of basic ideas, science, prophecy, and the impact of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The purpose of this book is to share that evidence which not only defends the claims of Christianity but also makes a strong case that it is the one true religion. One could argue that even in times of great doubt, the truth of God’s existence is undeniable. Whether you believe in God, consider yourself a skeptic, or are uncertain, all are welcome to consider the arguments in this book. The hope is you find this book interesting, challenging, and enjoyable regardless of what you believe.

Charley grew up in a small town in southwestern Kansas. He has always found joy in connecting with people. For a time, this was found in making others laugh through the means of theater, stand-up comedy, and competitive acting. It wasn’t until college, that he found a love for reading books and admiring what he calls ＂beautiful ideas.＂ Soon after, he realized he needed to connect with people on a deeper level, besides just making them laugh. As he realized his passion for preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, he narrowed his focus to speaking to the hearts of people about the important spiritual things in life. In his next book, Why Am I Here?, Charley will delve deeper and discuss God’s major stages of humanity: Creation, The Fall, Spiritual Redemption, and Final Redemption. Why Am I Here? is scheduled for release by early 2017. Look for updates on this and other projects at www.WortheyMinistries.com, as well as on social media such as Facebook and Twitter. Charley likes to spend his time reading, writing, and playing video games. He and his wife live in Kansas City, but often find themselves going on adventures around the country.