Observance of the Sabbath was an incredibly important aspect of Jewish life. It was one of the important aspects of the law that kept the people of God separate from the people of the pagan nations ar...
Shaw Wooten provided these devotionals to the Boston Church of Christ with these devotionals that would allow families together, to think about, pray about and connect in a special way with the missio...
The third commandment is usually translated to read something like “don’t take God’s in vain,” but is this simply a ban on swearing? That is no doubt included, but the thrust of the third aspect of Go...
It is becoming increasingly popular these days in American religion to define the love of God by the world’s version of love. The problem with that is that the world’s idea of love means to accept som...
In contrast to young children, pre-teens and teens are prone to have doubts about the validity of their worldview. Unless they are specifically taught otherwise, the natural tendency of children will ...
According to some polls, the average American family spends about 58 hours a week watching television, as opposed to 40 hours working for adults and approximately 30 hours in school for students. If w...
Movies are one of, if not, the most popular forms of entertainment in our world today. We often decide whether or not our children can watch a movie based on overt things like violence, language, and ...
The final question of the four worldview questions that lay the foundation of the Biblical worldview is what happens when we die? The Bible gives a clear answer on this topic as well as it does the pr...
The next question resolved by the worldview of Biblical Christianity is that of how we fix what has gone wrong. The obvious answer for the Christian is that we do not fix anything. It is only the resu...
The Bible answers the question of what has gone wrong in the world in Genesis 3. Satan is described as coming to Eve in the form of a servant and attempting to convince her that God was lying to her a...