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A Biblical Worldview for a Confused Age
By Dave Jenkins | Equipping You in Grace | April 15, 2026
In this episode of Equipping You in Grace, Dave Jenkins is joined by his wife Sarah for a special conversation on the release of his new book, The War of the Worldviews.
Together, they discuss why a biblical worldview is essential in a confused age and how Christians can think clearly, live faithfully, and stand firm on the Word of God in today’s culture.
This episode explores the growing confusion in the church, the importance of biblical clarity, and how worldview shapes every area of life, from identity and decision-making to suffering and relationships.
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Episode Highlights
- Why a biblical worldview matters in a confused age
- What a biblical worldview actually is
- How worldview collapse happens gradually
- The pressure of relativism, identity confusion, and cultural drift
- Why Scripture must remain our final authority
- How worldview shapes everyday Christian living
Key Scriptures
- Genesis 1–3
- Colossians 1
- Romans 12:2
- Psalm 139
- Titus 1:2
Book Mentioned
The War of the Worldviews by Dave Jenkins
Episode Summary
In a world filled with confusion, instability, and competing ideas, Christians need more than reactions. They need clarity rooted in the truth of God’s Word.
In this conversation, Dave and Sarah discuss why worldview matters, how biblical illiteracy and cultural pressure contribute to drift in the church, and why Christians must be grounded in Scripture to live faithfully in everyday life.
This episode is both a timely discussion and a pastoral call to stand firm in Christ, think biblically, and live with conviction in a confused age.
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Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband (Dave Jenkins), family, and friends. She also loves to watch movies, read fiction, write, and volunteer at church. Sarah serves as the Managing Editor for Servants of Grace and the Director of Design and Development for Theology for Life.
