Christian worldview

I hear all of the time that “going to Summit changed my life.” But Brian Skaret’s story made my jaw drop.

A government critic once called TV “a vast wasteland.” So how do we navigate it with our worldview intact?

This human inclination toward misbehavior and falsity can be found in our nature and on the pages of the Bible.

Many late-night shows that use comedy to discuss politics tend to have a liberal slant. Now, a Christian program is hoping to provide late-night political commentary with a comedic twist from a Christian perspective.

Christians are called to depend on God throughout everything in life, the ups and the downs, not self. If you’re relying on yourself, you’re not relying on God.

Here’s where our biblical worldview sets us apart from the world.

We may never get the chance to explain our Christian views on national television, but we have more opportunities than we often think.

How we view our bodies says a lot about our worldview. Are bodies something we merely “have” or are they core to who we are?

You’re a Christian. You sense God has more for you. You want to go deeper. You want to make a difference.

The unknown can be frightening. And that may explain why so many secularists are afraid of religion.