A biblical worldview is a perspective that sees everything through the “glasses” of Scripture.

Worldview Questions:

Where did I come from?  
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Why am I here?
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Where am I going when I die?


--Mankind, was the crowning glory of God’s creation (Genesis 1:27)


—We are here to “fear God and keep His commandments” (Ecclesiastes 12:13)


—Our eternal destiny depends on obedience to His commandments (Mark 16:16)

A biblical worldview is a perspective that sees everything through the “glasses” of Scripture.  Rather than allowing culture or experience to determine a worldview, it allows the Bible to make that determination.

Trending Topics: April 6, 2021​

1. A Georgia church, kicked out of the SBC for allowing gay members, wants to make sure 'everybody’s welcome.’ “KENNESAW, Ga. – Two weeks after being kicked out of the Southern Baptist Convention, Towne View Baptist Church celebrated its 32nd anniversary by formally accepting members the SBC said they should have turned away.” (Be extra discerning in this news article and notice the issues involved). Albert Mohler’s commentary on this article is insightful: “The point I want to make in looking at this article is that this is a church that pretty much thinks it's up-to-date right now with where it's supposed to stand and especially in the evaluation of USA Today, but here's what you need to note. Standing where they are today, even inclusive of LGBTQ+, is not going to be sufficient to stand where the world thinks you need to stand as the moral revolution presses forward. Even those who decide that they're going to compromise biblical convictions to be up-to-date will find that they are out of date faster than they might imagine. By the way, Southern Baptist churches really do believe that everyone is welcome, but what we mean by that is that everyone is welcome to come and hear the preaching of the word of God.” (Remember that the Baptist Church is a denomination and both it and the Southern Baptist Convention are without Scriptural authority).
2. This Teacher Says Left Has Turned Public Schools Into ‘Indoctrination Centers.’ “If you want to keep your job as a politically conservative public school teacher, you learn to keep your mouth shut, a Chicago area teacher told The Daily Signal.” See also: Census Bureau: ‘Significant Increase in Homeschooling’ to 11.1% in Fall 2020.
3. What About Cremation? “Cremation, as an alternative to burial, is the final disposition of a dead body through burning. In some ancient cultures it is the preferred method of the disposal of human remains, carried out as a respectful and honorable ritual."
4. The Resegregation of America. “It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore a growing, insidious ethos overtaking America’s most powerful institutions. Individual merit and reasoned debate are out. “Lived experience” and the hierarchy of group grievance are now what matter most. Even truth is considered meaningless. Narratives are everything.”
5. 6th Circuit Reaches Right Conclusion on ‘Preferred Pronouns.’ Other Courts Should Follow Suit. “In a victory for free speech, the rule of law, and common sense, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has ruled that a philosophy professor could not be forced to use a transgender student’s “preferred pronouns,” and that his suit against the university for violation of his First and 14th Amendment rights could proceed.” Important issues at stake: “The court’s opinion in Meriwether v. Hartop is long overdue comfort to those who refuse to bend the knee on leftist groupthink—the kind that forces a subjective and manipulable view of one person’s self to become a defining reality for everyone else. It is a stake in the ground on behalf of religious dissenters and academic freedom.”
6. No fooling.
7. Character Matters. “My desire, as I get older, is that I become holier, not just in the big moments, but in the small moments too, the moments when nobody’s looking, when I’m tempted to be impatient or unkind. It’s in those moments that the real me comes out. I don’t expect I’ll ever be perfect — who is? — but I want to be transformed so that my character brings glory to Christ and is in line with the gospel I preach.”
8. Why reading books you disagree with helps you grow. “Amidst the constant distractions and shallowness on social media, reading a book can serve as a reprieve from the onslaught of information and as a way to challenge yourself to go deeper than 280 characters.”
9. Do Not Nod Your Head to Lies. “If they can get you to say that “biological sex” is a fiction and we don’t know how to tell the difference between boys and girls, they can get you to say anything. Do not contribute to this lie.”