Developing a Christian Worldview Class

Begins at the Family Vision Library

By Jim Day

As 2009 dawns with discouraging economic news, uncertain political change, cultural contrasts and conflict, it is clear the war continues. Not just the war against radical Islam but the war of worldviews to be precise.

Many Christians know the terms Secular Humanism, Darwinism, Situational Ethics, Moral Relativism, Socialism and host of other ugly isms, but how many Christians really know the depth of the danger in these ideas?

On Wednesday January 14th the Family Vision Library (located at 516 South 5th Street in St. Charles, MO) began hosting a 20-week course entitled Developing a Christian Worldview. Although the course began January 14th, those interested in equipping themselves in developing a Christian worldview can register up to January 28th and make-up course opportunities will be made available.
The course was developed and is being presented by Worldview Weekends of America with an incredible line-up of speakers which include; Brannon Howse, David Barton, David Noebel, Ken Ham, Josh McDowell, Ray Comfort, Kerby Anderson, Norm Geisler and others.

The topics covered include: Understanding the Lie of Humanism – Humanism is a Religion; Why Humanism is a Lie and Christianity is Truth; A Biblical Worldview for Success; The Four Duties of a Good Soldier of Jesus Christ; Understanding the Importance of Truth; The New Age Movement: The Growing National Religion; The Practical Benefit of Christianity; The Fad of Christianity; The Compromise Road – The Church and Evolution, plus more.

Developing a Christian Worldview is a CD/DVD/textbook and test course facilitated by John Thrower, President of the Family Vision Library and is for students ages 13 and up. As mentioned earlier, the course began Wednesday, January 14th and will be conducted for 20 consecutive Wednesdays from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. concluding on May 27th. The cost for the course is $25 for the 200-page workbook and tests.

It is vitally important that our young people (and adults as well) be firmly grounded with a Christian worldview. Christians must be prepared to ‘fight the good fight’ by defending their faith in Jesus Christ in today’s secular society. Developing a Christian Worldview will give you and your children the foundational knowledge to stand firm in your convictions and reach others with the saving message of the Gospel.

To register for Developing a Christian Worldview call (636) 669-0111. For more information regarding the Family Vision Library visit their website at www.thefamilyvision.org. Enrollment is limited so sign-up as soon as possible to reserve your seat.