When Science Raises Questions Only God Can Answer

Modern science and God are often framed as opposites, but discoveries in cosmology and physics are raising deeper questions that science alone cannot answer.

For decades, many assumed that science and faith were locked in conflict — that the more we understood the universe, the less room there would be for God. But what if the opposite is happening?

In this highlight from our conversation (https://youtu.be/IxdXYnamWco?si=qB7yQvXPbQELY0Sn), host Jason Daye sits down with Lee Strobel to explore how modern scientific discovery is not eliminating the need for God, but exposing questions that science itself cannot resolve.

As our understanding of the universe expands, so does our awareness of just how precise, ordered, and improbable it all is. From the origin of the universe to the fine-tuning required for life, the deeper we look, the more we encounter realities that resist simple explanation.

Together, they explore:

• Why scientific consensus now affirms that the universe had a beginning
• How discoveries in cosmology are reshaping conversations about God
• What the fine-tuning of physical constants suggests about the nature of reality
• Why explanations like the multiverse struggle to fully account for the evidence
• How former skeptics have reconsidered belief in God through scientific inquiry
• What this means for pastors engaging thoughtful, questioning people

This episode will serve pastors and ministry leaders who want to engage conversations around faith and science with clarity, humility, and confidence. If you’ve ever felt the tension between belief and intellect, this conversation will help you navigate that space with greater wisdom and understand how scientific discovery can open new doors for gospel conversations.