Can life, the universe, and everything really be the result of chance? Or does the evidence point to something more?

In Consider the Odds, world-class athlete, businessman, and devoted follower of Christ John Disterdick explores some of life's deepest questions through the lens of probability, intelligent design, and biblical truth. This thought-provoking book challenges the idea that we are products of randomness and invites readers into a logical, faith-filled journey toward discovering whether the overwhelming complexity of life points to a purposeful Creator.

Disterdick blends scientific reasoning, real-life stories, and scripture to examine the improbable origins of the universe, the intricacies of the human body, and the staggering information encoded in DNA. With clarity and conviction, he makes the case that the odds of life forming by accident are so astronomically small that faith in design requires less leap than belief in chance.

Whether you are a seeker questioning your worldview, a skeptic exploring the possibility of intelligent design, or a believer looking to strengthen your convictions, Consider the Odds is a must-read. It will equip you with compelling insights from science, mathematics, and theology to deepen your faith or awaken new questions.

What You'll Discover Inside:- How probability and design intersect in the structure of our universe

• The mathematical impossibility of life arising by random processes
• How DNA reveals an intelligent pattern far beyond coincidence
• Real-life examples from John's journey as a championship boxer and entrepreneur
• Answers to life's most pressing spiritual and philosophical questions
• A clear invitation to explore the truth of the Gospel and the reliability of scripture

Perfect for readers who enjoy:- Christian apologetics

• Intelligent design and creation science
• Lee Strobel's The Case for a Creator
• Thoughtful explorations of science and faith

Join the journey to examine the evidence for yourself-and Consider the Odds that your life was meant for something more.