The Moral Argument
Moral Law transcends humanity and therefore a moral lawgiver (God) who transcends humanity is required.

The Cosmological Argument (first cause)
Everything that has a beginning has a cause. The universe had a beginning. Therefore, the universe had a cause (God).

The Teleological Argument (design/purpose)
We see that intelligence creates purpose therefore if we see purpose in things we didn't create, an intelligence (God) must have created it.

The Argument from Contingency
If nothing is necessary and everything ceases to exist, over time, nothing would exist, therefore something (God) must be necessary.

The Argument from Beauty
Beauty clearly isn't just a personal preference rendering it meaningless. Nor is it a material thing. God created it for our joy.

The Argument from Reason
If naturalism is true, then we ought not to trust our capacity for reason, and so, ought not to trust arguments in favor of naturalism.

The Argument from Free Will
It seems as though we have the ability to choose this or that and this ability must have started occuring at some point.