The Christian Worldview

Send us a textIf you have ever been in a group Bible study, you have probably heard an attendee say, “What this passage means to me is…”With all due respect, it matters not one whit what the Bible means to any given person but rather what God means in the Bible.  The goal of studying Scripture is to understand God’s intent via the human author whom He inspired to write the text.Hermeneutics is a theological term for interpreting Scripture.  Abner Chou, professor of Biblical studies at The Master’s University and Seminary and editor of What Happened in the Garden is our guest this weekend on The Christian Worldview.  Abner will explain what it means to interpret Scripture with a “hermeneutic of surrender”...

Send us a textTCW Short Take #6: What is the example of Jesus regarding social justice? Length: 3:54 by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Take #1: What does social justice mean to Christians who advocate for it? by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Take #4: Why is abortion rarely mentioned as a social justice issue? by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Take #3: Is it biblical justice to pay reparations to the descendants of slaves? by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Takes #2: How pervasive is the social justice movement in the evangelical church today? by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Take #5: What does it mean to “do justice” from Micah 6:8? by David Wheaton

Send us a text“It’s my conviction that much of the rhetoric about this latest issue [social justice] poses a more imminent and dangerous threat to the clarity and centrality of the gospel than any other recent controversy evangelicals have engaged in.”That’s quite a statement from pastor John MacArthur about the hottest topic in the church and mainstream society—social justice.Sadly, a great division in the Evangelical church has formed over the issue of social justice. One side sees the pursuit of social justice (i.e. working to rectify perceived social inequalities related to ethnicity, gender, privilege, sexuality, economics, and immigration status, to name just a few) as inexorably leading to a neglect of the Great Commission to make disciples first and foremost...

Send us a textTCW Short Take #1: The promise of healing with prosperity preachers vs New Testament healings. by David Wheaton

Send us a textTCW Short Take #4: How were you saved out of the Prosperity Gospel movement? by David Wheaton