Our culture is fragmented. Competing ideologies, moral confusion, and spiritual apathy surround us. In such times, believers need more than spiritual enthusiasm—they need a Christian worldview: a way of seeing all of life through the lens of Christ.
What is a Worldview?
A worldview is the lens through which we interpret life. Everyone has one, whether they know it or not. The Christian worldview answers life’s biggest questions:
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Origin – Where did we come from? (Genesis 1)
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Meaning – Why are we here? (Colossians 1:16)
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Morality – What is right and wrong? (Romans 2:15)
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Destiny – Where are we going? (Revelation 21)
Pull Quote:
“A Christian worldview is not an opinion—it’s a revelation anchored in the person of Jesus Christ.”
The Christian Worldview in Brief
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Creation: God made the world good.
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Fall: Sin broke it.
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Redemption: Jesus restores it.
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Restoration: The Kingdom is coming in fullness.
This narrative shapes everything—from our view of self to how we vote, work, parent, and lead.
Biblical Worldview Champions
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Joseph ruled Egypt with godly wisdom.
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Esther influenced a pagan empire.
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Paul challenged the philosophies of Athens.
They didn’t escape culture—they engaged it from a God-centered lens.
Developing a Christian Worldview
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Know Scripture deeply — Let God’s story shape your own.
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Evaluate ideas biblically — Measure everything against Christ (2 Cor. 10:5).
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Live intentionally — Walk as children of light (Ephesians 5:8).
Worldview as Testimony
A coherent worldview is compelling. In a confused generation, clarity is a gift. When Christians live and think from a unified worldview, their lives become living apologetics.
Conclusion
You were made to live in truth, not confusion. Forming a Christian worldview is part of maturing in faith and bearing witness in a broken world.
Summary:
A Christian worldview anchors believers in truth and equips them to navigate culture faithfully and fruitfully.
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A worldview answers life’s biggest questions through Christ.
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Scripture forms the foundation for every aspect of life.
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Living your worldview is a testimony in a confused culture.
Engaging Question:
How has your worldview been shaped more by culture than Christ—and what will you do to change that?
