If you took inventory of all your knowledge how could you confirm whether you know anything accurately at all Today R C Sproul explores the science of epistemology the study of knowledge itself Get R C Sproul's video teaching series The Consequences of Ideas on DVD with your donation You can also download the series and study guide plus his digital teaching series A Blueprint for Thinking https gift renewingyourmind org Live outside the U S and Canada Download both teaching series and the study guide with your donation https www renewingyourmind org global Meet Today's Teacher R C Sproul [... more]

The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for Christians to exercise critical thinking and discernment in the face of deception and lies. Christians must be prepared to question authority and challenge false narratives, even when they come from trusted sources. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be ready to defend their faith and to seek answers, rather than simply asking questions. In the context of the COVID pandemic, Christians were faced with conflicting information and conflicting narratives, and they must be equipped to navigate these complexities and to make informed decisions. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be discerning and to test all things, and that they are to be guided by the truth of Scripture. [... more]

Raising children who understand their identity in Christ is a fascinating conversation about the ways parents can appropriately respond to their child's questions and concerns. Dr. Kathy Cook, a renowned expert in child intelligence, joins Jim Daly to discuss her research on the eight grade smarts, which include word smart, logic smart, picture smart, and more. The conversation highlights the importance of knowing and loving your child, and how parents can use the smarts to develop their child's character and help them feel seen and heard. [... more]

Detective J. Warner Wallace applies his investigative methodology to the existence of Jesus, using the concept of 'fuse and fallout' to reconstruct the story of Jesus from historical records and cultural impact. He argues that Jesus' influence on literature, art, music, education, science, and world religions is unparalleled, and that his story can be reconstructed from these aspects of human culture, even if every New Testament manuscript had been destroyed. [... more]

The intersection of technology and faith is explored through the lens of artificial intelligence, highlighting both its dangers and redemptive uses, and emphasizing the importance of a Christian worldview in navigating these complexities. [... more]

Alex McFarland and Carl Kirby discuss the importance of passing on a biblical worldview to the next generation, addressing topics such as creationism vs. evolution and the need for spiritual awakening in America. They share personal stories of young people coming to faith and highlight the work of their summer camps and conferences in equipping youth to defend their faith. [... more]

Understanding the names of God helps Christians know Him better by revealing His character and conduct, providing a deeper understanding of His identity and nature, and enabling believers to worship and trust in Him. [... more]

The intersection of faith, family, and societal trends is explored through discussions on Prison Fellowship, Chuck Colson's legacy, and the importance of family and marriage. The conversation also touches on the consequences of loneliness and aging, as well as the clash of civilizations and the implications of Huntington's thesis. [... more]

As followers of Jesus Christ, we often have carefully laid plans for our lives, but God may radically alter those plans for our greater good and the advancement of the kingdom of God. The Apostle Paul's story is a powerful example of this, as he went from being a pioneering missionary to being arrested, imprisoned, and eventually chained to a Roman soldier under house arrest. Despite these unexpected twists and turns, Paul trusted God and saw that His plan was perfect, leading to the spread of the gospel to new people and places. [... more]

Christians are called to be salt and light in a darkening world, preserving what is good and godly, and being a light for the gospel and biblical truth. This requires living a life that is noticed by the world and influencing it, even to the point of persecution. The Bible teaches that Christians must live in the world but be separate from it, and that they are the only ones who can bring light to a dark world. [... more]

The intersection of science, morality, and faith is explored in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the role of Anthony Fauci, and the implications for Christian worldview. The discussion also touches on identity politics, transgender issues, and the rise of artificial intelligence, as well as the importance of a theology of death in the face of hospice care and bioethics. [... more]

Independent and faith-based films are offering redemptive stories that are performing well at the box office and via streaming platforms, sparking a potential disruption in the film industry. These movies, such as Young Washington and A Great Awakening, are rooted in reality and respect their audience, unlike the trend of re-releasing hits and recycling old stories with a woke accent. Christians have a responsibility to consume entertainment differently, with discernment, and to produce content that reflects their values and worldview. [... more]

A hyper-therapeutic culture prioritizes psychological explanations over others, leading to a quick way to achieve social status by claiming a condition. However, this approach normalizes dependency and doesn't provide hope, especially for the rising generation. In contrast, the Christian message offers a way forward, presenting a Creator who renews and reconciles the world, and us, through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible is clear on the issue of life and when it begins, with conception being the work of God. The church's position on abortion is rooted in Scripture, which teaches that life is sacred and that God is the creator and designer behind life and the process of conception. The discussion highlights the myths surrounding abortion, including the idea that it is a means of preventing unwanted children, and the consequences of a society that disregards the authority of God. [... more]

Pastors played a significant role in the American Revolution, using their pulpits to preach liberty and influence the minds of their congregations. Today, some pastors are reclaiming this heritage, teaching their flocks to superintend the Constitution and resist the influence of Satanism and apostasy in the church. By embracing a biblical worldview and taking a stand for liberty, Christians can make a positive impact on their communities and help restore America to its founding principles. [... more]

Financial decisions are not just about numbers, but about values and priorities. Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical guidance to help individuals plan for the future, make informed investment decisions, and achieve financial independence while staying true to their faith. [... more]

Dr. Bob Jones III, Chancellor of Bob Jones University, shares his personal reflections on the life and legacy of Lindsey Graham, a conservative politician who stood for religious liberty and was a friend of the university. Dr. Jones emphasizes the importance of biblical discernment and the need for Christians to engage in politics without compromising their doctrine, while also warning against Christian nationalism and the dangers of pragmatism in education. [... more]

The American Republic is in crisis, but Christians have a responsibility to stand for biblical principles of covenantalism, freedom, and human dignity. Detransitioner Chloe Cole shares her powerful story of being misled by transgender ideology and the devastating consequences of medical transition. She calls for courage to speak the truth and challenge radical ideas, emphasizing the importance of living out one's values and being an example for others. [... more]

Many Christians view business as separate from their faith, but business leaders are being challenged to rethink their approach according to a Christian worldview, especially in light of emerging cultural challenges such as the age of AI and the question of what it means to be human. [... more]

Dr. Benjamin Rush was a founding father who boldly opposed slavery, believing that the claim to God-given rights had to apply to everyone, including slaves. He was a social reformer, physician, and chemist who served as an army doctor and professor, and his Christian conviction informed his work, including his advocacy for abolition and his treatment of mental illness. [... more]

The early Christian church transformed the ancient world by living out their faith in every area of life, not just within the church. This approach, where Christ is Lord of all, is desperately needed today as people are being shaped by their surrounding culture. The church's task is to cultivate believers whose entire lives bear witness to the reality that Christ is Lord of all, and to bring every area of life under the gracious reign of Jesus Christ. [... more]

America stands at a crossroads, with the path of liberty and private property under threat from the allure of socialism and centralized government control. The Bible has much to say about economics, and the Word of God warns against the dangers of socialism, which has led to crushing poverty, famines, and wars throughout history. Christians must speak out against the false promises of socialism and instead promote a biblical worldview that values individual freedom, property rights, and the importance of hard work and responsibility. [... more]

Blaine Conzatti, president and CEO of the Idaho Family Policy Alliance, and Phil Cochran, author of 'Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound,' discuss the importance of biblical worldview in shaping public policy and the role of Christian state legislators in promoting God-honoring laws. They share personal stories of how their faith has influenced their work and highlight the need for Christians to engage in the public square and advocate for policies that reflect God's design for humanity. [... more]

Understanding current events in the Middle East through the lens of biblical prophecy, exploring premillennialism, dispensationalism, and the rapture, as well as the role of the Antichrist and the significance of the nation of Israel in the end times. [... more]

The concept of American exceptionalism is being redefined by politicians and thinkers who are embracing a Marxist framework, which rejects traditional values and ideals. This shift in perspective is having far-reaching implications for family structure, education, and individual identity, as well as the role of government and the state in shaping society. [... more]

The contrast between Ellen Page's despair and Chloe Cole's hope is stark, with their eyes revealing the reality of transitioning and the peace found in embracing one's identity as created by God. [... more]

A group of AI researchers and Nobel laureates warn about the potential disruption of the economy and job displacement due to transformative AI. They call for economists, policymakers, and technology leaders to act now to understand the economics of AI and build incentives, guardrails, and institutions to steer AI in a direction that complements humans and benefits society. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to join the discussion on the ethics of AI and its implications for humanity's purpose and created exceptionalism. [... more]

Mothers and fathers are to be the dominant spiritual influences in the life of their children. The job of the church is to train the parents to disciple the kids. Parents must take responsibility for shaping their children's faith, teaching them a Christian worldview, and setting boundaries to protect their spiritual well-being. [... more]

The Northwest Ordinance, signed in 1787, prohibited slavery and established a commitment to education in the new territories. This foundational law, which predated the US Constitution, set a standard for the country's expansion without slavery, reflecting the moral vision of life inherent to a Christian worldview. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores America's 250th anniversary, discussing the country's founding principles, the role of Christianity, and the current state of morality. Guests Ed Vitegliano and David Wheaton examine the consequences of a nation rebelling against God, the importance of natural law, and the threat of socialism and Islam. They also discuss the need for revival, the dangers of treason, and the potential for national collapse. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of faith and culture, exploring topics such as the 4th of July celebrations, religious freedom in education, and the importance of community and meaning in addressing social issues like suicide and mental health. The conversation also touches on the role of palliative care and death doulas in end-of-life care, and the implications of AI on human nature. [... more]

Dan Darling, author of In Defense of Christian Patriotism, discusses the importance of balancing love for one's country with devotion to God, and how Christians can engage in politics while maintaining a biblical worldview. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans discusses the challenges of raising children in a secular society where they may be influenced by a different worldview and values. He uses the story of Daniel and his friends in the book of Daniel to illustrate how they maintained their spiritual identity in a pagan society. [... more]

The rise of Marxist and Democratic Socialist ideologies in America poses significant threats to individual liberty, American institutions, and the constitutional order. Dr. Eric Patterson, president of the Victims of Communism Museum and Memorial Foundation, discusses the dangers of these ideologies and how they undermine the principles of freedom and democracy. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the use of artificial intelligence to analyze worldviews, the role of women in church leadership, and the return of Christ. He also addresses questions from listeners on biblical doctrine and eschatology. [... more]

Theologian Thaddeus Williams explores the implications of Charles Darwin's horrid doubt, questioning the value of human reason and morality in an atheistic worldview. He presents nine profound reasons why the material world cannot account for non-material realities, and argues that a Christian worldview provides a foundation for truth, freedom, and purpose. [... more]

Christian business owners should prioritize integrity, honesty, and fair dealing in their work, as these values are rooted in biblical teachings. By modeling good works and serving others, Christians can reflect the kingdom of God and bring shalom to a broken world. [... more]

Commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776, this special edition of the Christian Worldview explores the founding of America on biblical principles, the significance of the Declaration, and the enduring legacy of God-given liberties in the United States. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent decisions have sparked important discussions about the role of government and individual rights. Meanwhile, as the US celebrates its 250th birthday, many are reflecting on the meaning of patriotism and the values that have shaped America's history. Christians are grappling with how to balance their loyalty to their nation with their allegiance to a higher kingdom, and grandparents are seeking ways to pass on their faith to the next generation. [... more]

Living as truly free people means more than just national liberty, it's about the freedom Christ gives, which reshapes the way we handle money. True financial freedom is not measured by what we have, but by what no longer has a hold on us, and it's possible because God is present, provides, and owns it all. [... more]