by Charlie Wolcott
Worldviews can be an interesting topic because few understand what they are or how they function. I have written about these issues several times and have referenced them in other posts, but not for several years. You can view my four posts for February 2014 starting...
by Jason DeZurik
There is a story that goes something like this. One day, a scientist made the claim that he and his team had figured out how to make human life. So, the scientist approached God Almighty and said, “We have figured out how to make humans and know how you created us.”...
by Katie Erickson
Growing up in the church, we would often have events where there was a “free will” offering collected. Rather than charge a fee to attend the event, you could give whatever you wanted (if anything) toward the event’s cost or whatever cause funds were being raised for....
by Logan Ames
“Imagine how much more we could get done in the church if no one cared who got the credit.” (author unknown)
The above quote was brought back to my attention two months ago when I received life ordination as a minister in the Churches of God, General Conference denomination....
by Charlie Wolcott
The Bible is rather interesting in that in many of the stories there are the stories of two children. Cain and Abel, Ishmael and Isaac, Esau and Jacob, Eliab and David, Absalom and Solomon. The list goes on. In each of these stories the first one is not treated kindly...
by Jason DeZurik
Recently, I watched a video from a well-known person who debates theological positions versus Christians and non-Christians alike. He was making the claim that the days of Genesis couldn’t be trusted to be 6 literal 24-hour days and that the age of the earth had to...
by Katie Erickson
Authority is one of those things that we all appreciate when it keeps things under control, but we also don’t appreciate when we feel as though it’s oppressing us or keeping us from doing what we want to do. Authority comes in lots of forms, such as teachers at school,...
by Logan Ames
There is an old legal saying with an unknown original source that goes like this: “If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts. If you have the law on your side, pound the law. If you have neither on your side, pound the table." Clearly, this would lead to a lot...
by Charlie Wolcott
This week, one of the topics Worldview Warriors is addressing is suicide. The taking of one’s own life is a great tragedy and happens for a variety of reasons. Some would suggest in certain circumstances, such as being about to be taken as a prisoner of war, that suicide...
by Steve Risner
This week I was hoping to change gears and, for once, write in tandem with Katie and her blog post concerning what the Bible says about suicide. This topic is near and dear to me and, unfortunately, for many others as well it's hit fairly close to home. Coincidentally...
by Katie Erickson
Last week, I wrote about what the Bible says about life and death. This week, I want to address a different circumstance of that: suicide. This is a topic that we at Worldview Warriors have been asked about at various times and in various ways, so we want to address...
by Logan Ames
This past week, I got to watch the last hour of a movie that, having grown up in the 1990s, I consider a classic. Braveheart is the story of William Wallace, who led the Scottish revolt against the king of England beginning in the late 13th century. The theme of the movie...
by Charlie Wolcott
There are many proposed ideas of how to get into heaven. Is there only one way? Does God consider our good works? Doesn’t his love overcome his judgment? Why would a loving God send anyone to hell anyway? Can you wait to follow God until you’re ready? Let us set things...
