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A biblical worldview enables you to think like Jesus so that you can live like Jesus Because your worldview is the filter through which you make all of your decisions, developing a biblical worldview
If there is no grand narrative, there is no Creator; if there is no Creator, there is no distinction between human and animal, living and non-living, male and female, good and evil. All of this confusion takes away from the sanctity of human life.
Columnist Sarah Blackwell discusses how can we better discern when to open our mouths or when to keep them shut — particularly on social media. This means exploring the question: when is saying nothing the path to winning?
Despite the clear teaching of Christ against divorce except in the most serious of circumstances in Mark 10 2-12 and Matthew 19 3-9, divorce is astonishingly common among believers
Those who took the pandemic seriously, and made life-altering decisions all along to protect others, are being asked to dig deeper into the well of compassion to ladle out another cup or two of sympathy. But for many that well is dry.
Any venue for life requires some framework, and the real framework of American society — belief in God, Judeo-Christian morality and constitutional liberalism — was tacitly discarded by American elites and much of the popular culture in the 20th century.
It was obvious that all Jesus' disciples loved Him, but He demanded that they prove their love for Him through obedience to His commands: “If you love me, obey my commandments (John14:15).
What often bothers pastors even more is the unwillingness of church members to defend pastors who are unfairly attacked. Perhaps the best place to offer support and a defense of the pastor is not on social media but in person.
It’s bad enough that a middle school in Loudon County, Virginia, has decided to remove “male” and “female” signs from its bathrooms. But in an even more extreme nod to social insanity, this same school is removing the urinals from the boys’ bathrooms. Why? It’s because a number of biological females, who identify as males, are offended by the presence of urinals.
A posture of gratitude is one that recognizes whose world this actually is, and how we fit in God’s overarching plan to make all things new.
