biblical worldview

New Book Teaches Children about Biblical Marriage in a Culture of Confusion

New Book Teaches Children about Biblical Marriage in a Culture of Confusion

The culture may have forgotten the meaning of marriage, but Christian families don’t have to follow suit.

So says author and theologian Sam Allberry, whose new children’s book, God’s Signpost, helps parents teach their youngsters the biblical definition of marriage. With colorful illustrations, the 32-page book follows two siblings, Ethan and Lila, as they attend their grandparents’ 50th wedding anniversary. The two kids learn that marriage is a “signpost” pointing to God’s love.

Only 4 Percent of Americans Hold a Biblical Worldview Post-Pandemic: It 'Altered' Beliefs

Only 4 Percent of Americans Hold a Biblical Worldview Post-Pandemic: It 'Altered' Beliefs

The percentage of Americans who hold a biblical worldview fell to 4 percent during the pandemic, while the percentage of self-identified Christians and born-again Christians who hold such a worldview also plummeted, according to a new poll.

Is Christianity Sexist?

Is Christianity Sexist?

February 6 marked the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation. The World Health Organization estimates more than 200 million women and girls across the globe have been subjected to this violent practice which forcibly cuts or mutilates a woman’s sexual organs as a so-called “rite of passage.” Not only is FGM a gross violation of the human rights and dignity of these girls, most of whom either do not consent to it or are not old enough to understand what’s being done to them, but it’s also incredibly dangerous.

Diverse people groups practice FGM, including, unfortunately, a few remote tribes who identify as Christian. However, far more Christians have fought the practice than committed it, including missionaries, Christian aid organizations, and many local African Christian communities. These Christians are motivated by a biblical view of humanity, that includes the inherent dignity of women and children. Nevertheless, a common accusation is that Christianity is an oppressively patriarchal religion that either subjugates women or, at least, devalues them. This accusation is almost exclusively Western and modern. The first Christians were actually criticized for teaching that women were equal in value to men, and accused of being “incestuous” for referring to fellow believers as “brothers and sisters.”

Dem. Legislator Slammed for Labeling Traditional Marriage Beliefs 'Dangerous'

Dem. Legislator Slammed for Labeling Traditional Marriage Beliefs 'Dangerous'

A Democratic legislator sparked a major backlash this week when she labeled traditional beliefs about marriage “dangerous and un-American” and criticized the idea that children need a mother and father.

The Best Way to Fight the Culture Wars Is First to Focus on Jesus

The Best Way to Fight the Culture Wars Is First to Focus on Jesus

To counter the secularizing forces constantly at work, we must be deliberate and strategic about helping Christians think “Christianly.” In biblical terms, we must “destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5, my emphasis).

Archaeology 'Demonstrates the Reliability of the Bible,' Leading Archaeologist Says

Archaeology 'Demonstrates the Reliability of the Bible,' Leading Archaeologist Says

One of the world's top biblical archaeologists says excavations in and around Israel are affirming the reliability of Scripture and attesting to its truthfulness.

'The Results Are Concerning': Franklin Graham Expresses Concern over Results of New Pastoral Survey

'The Results Are Concerning': Franklin Graham Expresses Concern over Results of New Pastoral Survey

Evangelist Franklin Graham expressed concern over a recent survey that found that over one-third of senior pastors believe good works can earn a person their salvation.

Non-Denominational Pastors Are More Likely to Have a Biblical Worldview: Survey

Non-Denominational Pastors Are More Likely to Have a Biblical Worldview: Survey

A Barna and Cultural Research Center study found that across major U.S. denominations, pastors who were more likely to embrace biblical principles were those from non-denominational and independent Protestant churches.

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