Sermons From The Corner

The Bible is our primary source for Christian faith and practice. How exactly do we live out a biblical worldview?

Despite the contemporary infatuation with relativism, Truth is absolutely based on the nature of God, and those who know this truth experience the glorious freedom of the children of God!

An individual’s salvation impacts his eternal life, but also makes a difference to his family, neighbourhood, country, the creation and even the spiritual realm. Let us engage the battle by being prepared!

If you were to die today, do you know your eternal destination? Do you have an opinion on life after death, or are such the opinions of madmen? On the contrary, one’s informed opinions regarding such issues powerfully impact how we live each day. Which is why the question of what happens after we die is also an important foundation for a biblical worldview.

The pathway to abundant life is love, obedience and glory, but this is completely counter to all that our culture has taught us! The nature and purpose of humanity then is also an important foundational question for a biblical worldview.

Understanding the origin of, and the processes that sustain, our universe will go a long way toward helping us understand the impact of sin, forgiveness, truth and morality, etc. Thus, for developing a biblical worldview, one cannot dismiss creation as easily as some are prone to do.

If God exists, then what kind of being is He? Our beliefs and lifestyle are dependent on our understanding of the nature of God and his level of involvement in our lives. Therefore, this second question is vital in the foundation of a biblical worldview.

The first essential question for thinking like Jesus is, “Does God really exist?” The answer to this question is important because it establishes the foundation of one’s worldview, whether he believes in God or not.

This sermon is part two in our sermon series, "Think Like Jesus".

The research of George Barna demonstrates that relatively few of those who claim to be followers of Jesus actually hold beliefs consistent with the Bible. How can we harmonise our own desire to know God with our desire to live as followers of Jesus?

There is much confusion in this world. As advanced as we believe we are, humanity still has much to learn. We do not all share the same beliefs, values, and lifestyles, as we are all trying to figure out how best to live in this world, with each other. Nevertheless, the commands of God are clear and the promises for following those commands are also clear, yet only available to those whose minds have been transformed and renewed (Rom 12:2).