Biblical Worldview And Summary And Analysis

When I hear the word, theology, many ideas come to mind. First, theology is the study of God. It is how we view God, or how we understand God. In my apologetics class last semester, we studied various world views through the examination of how Christians should view the world. I have learned that most religions believe in some sort of supreme being or force as in the biblical worldview, but they have changed God to fit their wants and needs influencing their culture through their daily choices of trying to reach some ultimate reward. When I hear the word theology, I think of a very intense Bible study about God’s word and doctrine. Thoughts about who is God and how does he try to have a relationship with me and how do I have a relationship with Him are questions I consider as part of my understanding of God. I feel small when I consider that

While their topic of discussion was about the ark and dinosaurs, they kept pointing back to our supreme creator. They reminded us how God’s creation came because he spoke and it was so…and furthermore, it was good. I like a beautiful painted sunset to “declare the glory of God” (Psalm 19:1, King James Version). Because my family attends church, I received my first real Holy Spirit illumination when I was only 5 years old. I not only understood what it meant to be saved, but also explained the meanings of the elements of the communion to my pastor in such a way that made him reevaluate how much spiritual understanding children can have. Today my pastor was relating how Hezekiah pressed in to God and reminded Him of his desire to serve God (Isaiah 38, King James Version). The Lord honors faithfulness. Sometimes we need to open our mouths and remind God of our faithfulness. We need to see that God has a home in our heart and he will take the throne. We were urged not to make God