Posts in category Worldview

You will spend around a third of your life working. You could, of course, wish that time away, enduring work so that you can be …

Western culture tends to promote and reward a certain type of personality. We see evidence all around us: in politics, business, athletics, and even religion. …

Serious Christians read theology. Insert the name of your favorite theologian here ____________. Maybe from time to time you dabble in some practical Christian living …

One of the final charges the Apostle Paul gave to Pastor Timothy was that he “do the work of an evangelist” (2 Timothy 4:5). Certainly, …

(This post originally appeared on the Sego Lily Foundation HERE and is republished with permission.) Born-again Christians often feel pressure to master LDS theology before engaging a …

Would your therapist be willing to tell you that a certain behaviour is morally wrong? What is the standard for this ethic?

What is the end goal of your therapy? Is your therapist looking beyond symptoms to address your fundamental character and your life after death, or is the goal simply to help you recover “normal human functioning?”

What is the source of your therapist’s authority? What causes you to trust them or to think that their advice is worth following?

With the Old Testament and historical background in place in previous articles, it’s time to examine Mark 7:1–13 in more detail.  In other words, it’s …

This brief series of articles arises from the concern that conservative Christianity is in danger of the sin of idolatry.  I’ll go a bit further …

To many of you reading this blog, the words conservative and traditional are sacred cows.  I think of myself as a conservative Christian.  If you …

Understanding God’s created order in the book of Genesis is the first step to grasping a biblical worldview about money. Understanding the creation of man …