2. Leibnizian Cosmological Argument
3. Moral Argument
5. Fine-Tuning Argument
6. Argument from Reason
7. Transcendental Argument
8. Information Argument from DNA
9. Argument from Intentionality
10. Historical Evidence for Jesus' Resurrection
Now, let me state that it is at least possible that all these arguments are false; however, do they not, at the very least, count as evidence for God's existence? The skeptic may find the evidence unpersuasive, but it still counts as evidence! Therefore, when the skeptic asserts that "There is no evidence for God," they are clearly and demonstrably mistaken.
In reality, the evidence for Christianity is quite persuasive and compelling for those willing to consider it. Just ask cold-case homicide detective J. Warner Wallace. For 35 years Wallace was a self-described "angry atheist, a skeptic who thoughtfully dissected Christians and the Christian worldview...", but when he used his detective skills to investigate the claims of Christianity, he became a follower of Jesus Christ.
Courage and Godspeed,