Theology For Life

In this issue of Theology for Life Magazine, we’ve been discussing what a biblical worldview is, why it is important, how it is under attack, and what Christians can do about it today. While we understand that we haven’t covered every aspect of this topic, it is our prayer that readers will grow in their […]

Being a Christian today can feel a bit like swimming upstream. Whether it’s the news, social media, entertainment, or even everyday conversations — it’s clear the biblical worldview is often dismissed, mocked, or outright attacked. So how should we respond as believers who want to stay faithful to God without being combative or withdrawn? Let’s

A worldview is, in essence, the lens through which we perceive and interpret the world. For Christians, our worldview is necessarily shaped by God’s Word rather than fallible and temporary human thoughts. And so, passing a biblical worldview down to coming generations is essential not merely as a religious obligation, but as a way to

Cultural Literacy and Christian Understanding Many years ago, cultural critic E.D. Hirsch wrote a book entitled “Cultural Literacy”. Hirsch’s thesis is simple: to function in society, people need background knowledge that we absorb from our wider culture. Sayings, mottoes, proverbs, quotes, aphorisms, place names, historical events, abbreviations, prominent people and places and dates, fables, works

Whether you are coming out of the belief system where “apostles” and “prophets” with governing authority have been restored today, or you have a loved one or family member fully invested in the miracles, signs, wonders, and deliverance movement, navigating the teachings of the New Apostolic Reformation in light of Scripture can at times be

One of the best ways to understand eschatology—the study of the end times—is to grasp the “already/not yet” tension woven throughout the Bible. In one sense, the end has already begun in the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. In Him, we have forgiveness of sins, adoption into God’s family, and the indwelling of

In a biblical worldview, redemption is the restoration of all things to their original, God-intended purpose. It is accomplished through Jesus Christ, who purchased humanity from the bondage of sin and death through His Person and work. The Heart Behind Redemption Here are some key ideas that illustrate the heart of redemption: Redemption as a

Why Genesis 3 Matters We cannot make sense of this world if we do not understand Genesis 3. Why do we see distress, decay, and death constantly around us? Why do we see calamity, chaos, and corruption continually before us? The world will tell you that distress, decay, and death is a mere process of