Category: Worldview

Being a disciple of Christ is a costly proposition. You have to give up a lot of your old ways, live a life of self-denial, and yes, often suffer forContinue readingWhere Does Your Treasure Lie?

Of all the religions in the world today there are two things unique to Christianity that separates it from every other belief system.   The first thing that makes ChristianityContinue readingChristianity – Its Transcendent Nature

According to Michael S. Horton: “Christ died – that is history; Christ died for our sins – that is doctrine. Without these two elements, joined in an absolutely indissoluble union,Continue readingHistory and Doctrine = Christianity

In many cases Christians wear, a cross around their neck but are unwilling to bear a cross in their daily lives, because, quite frankly, it’s much easier to wear aContinue readingThe Cross – The Great Remedy for Worldliness

To believe that our incredibly complex, orderly, and wondrous universe came into existence by pure chance is not only illogical but the one belief system, that according to the Bible,Continue readingAtheists – They Are Without Excuse!

Imagine telling your child that they are here by accident. Well for the millions who believe in Darwinian evolution that is the only logical conclusion they can share when theirContinue readingAccidents Happen – but You’re Not One of Them

According to my good friend Greg Enos: “A worldview is simply the set of beliefs that a person has about the biggest questions in life. It’s like a pair ofContinue readingChristianity – The Finest Worldview

Evangelism is such an integral part of Christianity that the church that isn’t missions minded isn’t minding the mission of the church. As Christians our chief end in life isContinue readingEvangelism – The Heartbeat of Christianity!

Some call Christianity a crutch that people turn to when things are too difficult to handle on their own. Others say Christianity is for fools and wimps who are weakContinue readingChristianity and Its Appeal to Our Intellect, Emotions, and Spirit

For the Christian hope is not based on wishful thinking but in the ironclad certainty that Jesus is watching over all of His children and is working out every circumstanceContinue readingBiblical Hope