A biblical worldview of the word of God (the Bible) will change your life. In the Old Testament, ‘word’ is used almost 1,000 times. The Hebrew meaning – to speak, to declare, to command, to promise, to warn. The written Word of God. In the New Testament, the Greek word ‘logos’ is used 240 times. Defined as something said, subject or discourse, communication, a … [Read more...] about A biblical worldview of the word of God (the Bible) will change your life
Barry Borthistle
Barry Borthistle, A Spiritual Entrepreneur With a Biblical Worldview, is a former pastor and entrepreneur, and is the author of Your Body is God’s Temple and Spiritual Authority.
A seven week living Bible camp
Our behaviour follows our belief system, a biblical worldview on how to live in our world today is vital in what many are saying are end times.“Only 6% of Christians today have a Biblical worldview” ~ Barna“The Bible was written for our transformation, not information.” ~ D.L. Moody“A-I could possibly radically change our society as we know it today.” ~ Elon Musk The … [Read more...] about A seven week living Bible camp
What is spiritual authority
The essential source of all authority is God – Romans 13:1-2. Jesus Christ has given us the keys (spiritual authority) to build His church – Matthew 16:18-19. Keys, as found in the Word of God. In the Old Testament, the word, key, is used twice: • Hebrew meaning – an opening instrument – Judges 3:25. • Key of David (lineage of Jesus Christ) - Isaiah 22:20-23. Keys … [Read more...] about What is spiritual authority
Every answer to every problem
A Biblical worldview results in your behaviour following your belief system. “Every answer to every problem can be found in the holy bible but only if we read and obey what it says,” a quote from President Ronald Reagan. This includes how to overcome worry and fear: 60 percent of adults worry daily – Gallop poll; 60 percent of adults feel stressed or anxious – Gallup … [Read more...] about Every answer to every problem
Whatever happened to repentance
“You rarely hear the word, repentance, mentioned in most churches today – even in Baptist, Pentecostal or Evangelical circles. Pastors nowadays seldom call for their congregations to sorrow over sin – to mourn and grieve over wounding Christ by their wickedness.” David Wilkerson. (Google David Wilkerson for complete sermon) Revival at Asbury University As I … [Read more...] about Whatever happened to repentance