Author Archives: Mark DeMatteo

In this session, we take a brief look at one of the preeminent scientists of the 19th Century, Lord Kelvin. Not only is he responsible for formulating the Laws of Conservation and Decay we discussed in Part 2, he also … Continue reading →

Here is Pt.2 in my New Series on Science and Origins. In this session, we take a look at Graphs of the 3 Basic Models of Origins and then consider them in light of the First Two Fundamental Laws of … Continue reading →

Another unexpected challenge I encountered during this month of April, and what I have learned from it…that I trust will help you, too! “For which cause we faint not…for our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working … Continue reading →

As promised, this is the first in a New Mini-Series in which I will be sharing some basic info on what Science really tells us about how we got here! Remember too, that all my other videos, classic audios and … Continue reading →

In this most recent video, I share some thoughts on something significant I have been reflecting on quite a bit lately: Why were we chosen to be born at this particular point in human history? Do we really appreciate the … Continue reading →

Happy New Year Great Questions Group Friends! Out of all the resolutions we can make for the New Year, this is one of the most important. Here is the text of the message I refer to in the video:    … Continue reading →

Hello Great Questions Group Friends! I became aware of and connected with David Barton’s outreach many years ago and actually helped facilitate bringing him in to speak at several large network marketing conferences during that time. I was and still … Continue reading →

Celebrating Milestone Anniversaries for the Two Most Significant Events in my Life–both of which occurred in this month of October. The First, many of you are probably aware of. The Second, most of you probably are not. Both of them … Continue reading →

Sharing a Pattern of Growth God uses to help gradually grow our connection with Him. Ultimately, there is nothing more valuable! Also a comment from my previous video, The Elliptical… Thanks, Mark! I could really relate to this video and … Continue reading →