Author Archives: Mark DeMatteo

Reviewing some interesting info on where many of the world’s religions came from. It is a follow-up to my previous video, “The Two Great Classes of Religions in the World”. Here’s a comment I received regarding that video… Loved, Loved, … Continue reading →

Hello GQG Friends! Here’s a new Video sharing a perspective that helped me make sense of all the various philosophies and religions found in the world. And FYI, I have recently pointed the GreatQuestionsGroup.org and .com domains to the “About” … Continue reading →

How we can tell what’s really Christian, from what pretends to be…and why the difference matters. Another “walking” video I have produced for the Great Questions Group!    🙂 And for those of us here in the U.S., as we celebrate … Continue reading →

Becoming one of the Rulers of the Eternal Kingdom…or not! A comment from one of my recent videos: Mark, I just watched your “Double Red” video on YouTube. Great message! I’m glad you introduced yourself to my wife and I.  … Continue reading →

A startling, sobering and motivating reality regarding God being outside of time, and our future sins. A GQG Easter Message…and I am wishing each of you a blessed one! 🙂

A GQG video sharing a piece of what I like to call “Practical Evidence” for the existence of God…and it’s amazing implications! (This is a “PG-13” rated message.) And a thought from one of my Journals: Our Great God upholds … Continue reading →

Something I have been reflecting a lot on lately… He has waited long enough for you and I to be a part of the picture! 🙂

Happy New Year Great Questions Group Friends! 2022…Investing Time…In Light Of Eternity. And a comment from my Christmas Message:  Where Lambs Are Born Hi Mark, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed this video. I found it … Continue reading →

This is a recount of a message I heard years ago which totally blessed my heart. After hearing it, I’ve never looked at a Nativity Scene in the same way again! And a note from one of my Journals:   … Continue reading →