Biblical Christian Worldview

Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - So many Christians view the New Testament and, in particular, Jesus, expressing the importance of love. Jesus put love as the highest command when He said... Mark 12:29-31 - Jesus answered, “The most important is, ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all your hea...

Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - We always seem to compare ourselves, to ourselves rather than to Jesus as a benchmark for how we should behave. When we look at the gap between us and Christ, any moral superiority we think there is between one faction and another becomes infinitesimal and irrelevant. Romans 3:23 - for all have sinned and fall short of...

Quick Quote Source - Darrell Harrelson A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - Throughout history, there has been so much fighting over land based on who came first and who has the right to occupy it. Today, this is being played out on the world stage in places like Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and potentially Korea. God began mankind with Adam and Eve and the rest of us have populated the world fr...

Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - A greenhouse is intended to be a place of protection where seeds can grow under a controlled environment of nurturing. However, in many cases, at a point in the maturing process, plants outgrow their confined enclosure and, to continue to thrive and be of value to the one who invested the time to cultivate them, the pl...

Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - Science is a wonderful and important construct of the application of man’s intellect and curiosity applied to God’s creation. Many unbelievers, critical of the Christian view that puts religion above science, point out that past theologians have been wrong in areas such as a belief in a flat earth. However, this serves...

Quick Quote - Source - Erwin Lutzer A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - The distractions of this life are intended to both pacify and nullify our witness for the Lord. Within boundaries, the less we have the less we need, and the harder it is for earthly things to sweep us away from an eternal focus. The reason the Bible says that "it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a...

Quick Quote – Source – Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – Nearly every religion in the world offers a formula for eternal bliss. Both the recognition of an afterlife and its risks/returns are documented in sacred texts throughout history.  What separates Christianity from all others is the truth that God does not demand mankind to earn our way into Heaven. Instead, He provide...

How we see God depends on our perspective and our faithfulness.  Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - The secular see Him as a tyrant, and for good reason. The believer sees Him as love, and for good reason. The difference between the two can be encapsulated in a single word, faith. "Let us know what you think."

The covenant of marriage for the Biblical Christian should be with a Biblical Christian. Quick Quote – Source – Rich Holt A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – Scripture is clear that marriage is a good aspiration, but not always necessary in the life and ministry of the believer. Proverbs 18:22 – He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the LORD. 1 Corinthians 7:8 – To...

Quick Quote - Source - Jeff Hilles A Biblical Christian worldview perspective - Some live for a short time, some for a long time. Some of us live a largely pain-free life and others, sadly, live in constant pain and suffering. Some have an abundance of resources at their command and others barely have the shirt on their back.  Though arguably important during our life, in death, none of the above...

Two bills are being discussed in the Canadian Parliament this month. It is important to note that each has a chilling effect on free speech in general and Christian freedoms in specifics. However, looking at them in a more unified way is enlightening, offering insight into both the direction of the country and the synergistic impact they would have if put into law simultaneously. Bill C-63 Civil P...

Just the Editor's opinion…  It’s one thing to be selling golden sneakers for $399 ( here ) while running for president. It’s another, stratospheric level of audacity to be pandering to cultural Christians by selling KJV Bibles for $60 ( here ), in the view of some , to help support his (some fair, some unfair) personal legal defense. Trump endorses the Bible by saying its, “The only Bible end...

God is moving in North Carolina  "Let us know what you think."

Man experiences life through a time-based dimension. Will that also be true on the other side? "Let us know what you think."

The lower our spirit is the higher His Spirit becomes in our lives. "Let us know what you think."

God (Jesus) is the same yesterday, today and forever.  "Let us know what you think."

Christianity is strong and growing, like fungi.  "Let us know what you think."

We need to obey the calling of God to share His Good News.  "Let us know what you think."

Pastors who preach God will accept payment for blessings are heretical.  "Let us know what you think."

There is a difference between the seeker and the lost when talking about faith and facts.  "Let us know what you think."

Corresponding with a reader who see the church as unchristian.  "Let us know what you think."

As mankind continues to understand more of God's creation we draw closer to Him. "Let us know what you think."

As Biblical Christians, we need view the theology of salvation as a priority. "Let us know what you think."

Man is cursed by sin, but God offers a solution to those willing to follow Him. "Let us know what you think."

God is all-powerful. "Let us know what you think."