Epistemology concerns how we approach knowing. Everyone has a way of how to they seek to know, and epistemology is critical because our epistemology determines the authority we live by. In this study, we examine what the Biblical worldview has to say about truth and how we may reliably know it.

Different worldviews offer very different ways of understanding what it means to be human. And there are tremendous consequences to how we answer this question. In this study, we explore the foundations of a Biblical view of anthropology.

As far as worldview's concerned, cosmology is the study of the universe, its origin, purpose, form, and structure. In this lecture, we examine the Bible's view of our universe over against the ideas of our secular culture.

As part of our study in worldview apologetics, we're examining what the Bible says about metaphysics—the study of being and the structure of reality. Far from absurd, the Biblical explanation of reality is the only explanation that actually rings true with the way things are.

Hunger and thirst for righteousness is the surest mark of a true Christian. This is because what you genuinely desire displays who you really are.

In a culture that has radically departed from the Bible, it's now more critical than ever before that the church understand the Bible on a worldview level. This lecture lays a foundation for understanding what a "worldview" is.