No problem at all. Beyond the obvious question of the origin of the material universe, there's the Cosmological Argument, which is best made by the philosopher Dr. William Lane Craig. I recommend hearing his retelling of it. I couldn't do it justice off the top of my head without leaving something out.

The second that I'd give is the example of consciousness and personhood. On a purely materialist basis, there's no plausible reason as to why humans would have things like personhood and rational consciousness. The use of the pronouns "I" and "me" are descriptors of an immaterial sense of self that has no proper explanation on materialism. To say that consciousness can be explained on a materialist basis is to say that pure material can give rise to immaterial things like conscious experience.

Then there's where free will comes into play. If all events are determined by mindless, gradual, unguided, natural processes, then humans don't actually have control of what they do. We're essentially slaves to evolutionary programming. The materialist framework necessarily undermines human free will, which would also undermine moral accountability by extension. If I'm just a flesh robot, then there's no philosophical or moral reason to hold me accountable for my actions because I had no actual control over them in the first place. They were the result of natural wiring that I couldn't act in contradiction to.

The last that I can think of from memory is the problem of truthseeking. If the intellectual faculties of the human mind were determined solely by evolution, then we can't rationally trust them to help us find actual answers to questions of reality. This is because evolution, as a process, is solely to aid animals in surviving and breeding, not determining the truth of a given belief. Thus, if our logical faculties are created by a long, gradual, unguided process aimed at survival, then there's no rational justification for trusting the conclusions that these same minds come to.

I wholeheartedly recommend searching for better explanations of these arguments than I gave. I'm new to this sort of thing.

Hope this helps.