Category: Editorial
A Biblical Worldview
Each month I receive several books from Publishers for review and possible inclusion the 1-800-4-Yeshua catalog [now discontinued]. This kind gesture affords me the opportunity to read books that are published by predominate authors and to get an idea of the general direction, thought, and theology of many in mainstream Christianity. Whether it is a coincidence or pattern, there is a unique trend that has occurred over the past few months that I would like to share.
There seems to be a general push for the re-establishment of the Authority of Scripture, the development of a Christian worldview, and a passionate appeal to step away from mainstream culture and rather follow the narrow and rewarding path in the transformation of one's mind and life. These reads have been encouraging, as those of us working with this organization have a similar heart and passion–we all desire to see the restoration of a biblical life, a biblical worldview, and the application of biblical principles. Consider the words of John MacArthur in his new book, Think Biblically!
When we begin with a right view of Scripture, the Bible itself ought to shape what we believe from start to finish. It should govern how we behave. It should frame our entire perspective on life. In other words, if we simply start by affirming what the Bible says about itself, the rest of our worldview should fall into place, with the Bible as the source and touchstone of all we believe. So this is a crucial, foundational starting point in developing a Christian worldview. 1
Yes! We agree. This is where it starts. The unchanging words of Adonai that declare His character and righteousness have not changed nor will they. His Divine message is as applicable today for us as it was to the original recipients. MacArthur goes onto say,
Perhaps the one doctrine most under attack in the church of our generation is the sufficiency [and role]...
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