by Logan Ames
As we turn the page from the end of one year to the beginning of another, it’s a good time to reflect on your victories and defeats over the past year. When you lost something important in your life, what were the reasons? When you experienced a victory, what worked? The...
by Charlie Wolcott
Skeptics come up to me all the time and ask me to prove God’s existence, or they deny any claim I make about God because I have to first prove God to them. When I cite the Bible, they then say I have to prove the Bible too. Take careful note that NO AUTHORITY that...
by Steve Risner
I've spent a few weeks writing about transition fossils and even specific lineages that evolutionists try to suggest are the best evidence for Darwinism — the whale and horse. Today, I'd like to continue with just the absence of evidence in the fossil record of anything...
by David Odegard
Editor's note: Please enjoy this previously written post as David focuses on his pastoral ministry during this Advent season.
Julian Baggini wrote Atheism: A Very Short Introduction in the hope of compelling others to accept the ideas that atheists hold dear. He describes...
by Aaron Felty
I recently read a magazine produced by the denomination in which I serve. Our current president is retiring and is focused on what is important for the future of the denomination. One of his last statements is so profound that I was inspired to write this article....
by Katie Erickson
First of all, Merry Christmas from all of us at Worldview Warriors! I’m honored to be able to write a post for today, and today’s topic is a fitting one: what does the Bible say about who God is?
When I first began pondering this topic, I wanted to simply write, “See...
by Logan Ames
Have you ever been in a situation where you were losing badly and it was going to take a miracle to bounce back and win? If you’re a sports fan like me, your mind might automatically move toward a number of miraculous finishes, especially from college and professional football....
by Charlie Wolcott
One of the common commands throughout Scripture is to remember the Lord. The natural man in his sinful nature is not only to forget about the Lord but also to defy him. How easy is it for us to only think about God when we are in trouble and need help? Israel repeatedly...
by Steve Risner
I've been looking at transition fossils (and their total lack of existence) for the last few blog posts. In the last two on horses and whales, I mentioned how, especially in the case of horses, that the made up lineages are still portrayed in text books in high school...
by David Odegard
Editor's note: Please enjoy this previously written post as David focuses on his pastoral ministry during this Advent season.
In some ways Christians are like everyone else: we accept certain things without absolute proof. But although we may not have absolute proof,...
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This past Friday night (December 15) Worldview Warriors president Jason DeZurik had a severe, life-threatening stroke. That night, the doctors told Jason's wife Jaya to prepare for the worst: that Jason may not make it. God's hand was...
by Katie Erickson
Last week I wrote about what the Bible says about work, so today we’re looking at the opposite side of that: what the Bible says about laziness. Google defines laziness as, “the quality of being unwilling to work or use energy; idleness.” So being lazy is the opposite...
by Logan Ames
What are your biggest fears? We all have them, whether we like to admit them or not. I’ve talked about some of my fears on this blog in the past, but there are some I’ve probably kept hidden only because I don’t want people to think less of me. Just a few weeks ago, I had...
by Jason DeZurik
We are putting together a new feature for one of our radio programs, Do Not Keep Silent, for 2018. We are asking that you please pray for us to hear very clearly from God as we put this new feature together. We are already receiving nominations for this project, but...
by Charlie Wolcott
Last week, I wrote about five decisions in my life that have helped shape me into who I am now. Today, I want to share five more. These five are: 6) waiting on a major change, 7) doing the Cadre, 8) joining Worldview Warriors, 9) not taking action on job and publisher...
