Worldview and Culture
The Christian worldview can be summed up in a single phrase: "Jesus is Lord" -- which is the first creed of Christianity. Understanding Christ's lordship over all of life is no easy task. Yet, once we begin to understand that all of life--not just "church" life--is of intense interest to God, we are able to bring a renewed sense of purpose to our lives and faith. The Lordship of Christ does not allow us to ignore art, politics, or literature, any more than it allows us to ignore the lost, hungry, sick, or the poor. Only by seeing the world through God's eyes, or what we call "thinking Christianly," will we understand our mandate to redeem the fullness of our culture and reach out to
a dying world. Bottom line: our interests can be no smaller than God's.
Features
Human Capital: America’s Forgotten Priority (Part 1)
We all learn in economics that human resources (people) are in many ways more important than natural resources (minerals, plants, animals, air and water) or capital resources (machines).
Quick Facts
A Statement on the Environment
Can a biblical worldview express a caring role for nature without exalting it above a Creator who delights in what He owns?
FAQs
Staying Focused: Why We Don't Address All the Issues
Tom Minnery and Jim Daly talk about Focus on the Family's mission and why we focus on a few crucial issues.
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