What is a “Biblical Worldview”? We are joined by Dr. Nathan Crockett (director of ministry training at Bob Jones University, hermeneutics professor, and director of “Think Bible – Biblical Worldview Camp”). Topics discussed include: Evolution bias in interpreting facts about birds. Why our worldview is important. Short comings of post modernism and unbiblical hermeneutics. Biblical Worldview & Good Hermeneutics: Tools and Resources.
Pastors teach their congregations to trust and have faith in God. Does having a gun or security team in place mean that we don’t have enough trust in God?
What must be done at all places of worship to keep church shootings from continuing to occur?
If a pastor has the attitude that he would not/should not use any implement (especially a gun) to protect his congregation, or himself, is that a true shepherd?
Bob Burgess (pastor, veteran of law enforcement for 38 years) puts into perspective the concept of carrying a gun to church
The TX church shooting: How churches can protect themselves. We are joined by Bob Burgess (pastor, veteran of law enforcement for 38 years). Topics discussed include: Do guns save lives? How does an event like this affect those who work it (removal of bodies, collection of evidence, etc.)? What takes place in any event like this? How could someone put into perspective having a gun in church? Pastors teach their congregations to trust and have faith in God. Does having a gun or security team in place mean that we don’t have enough trust in God?
Do Christians have the right to defend themselves? Advice for the listeners who have gone through a tragedy and begin to doubt God’s goodness and/or His sovereignty as a result.
Pastor Gary Dull has a close relationship with law enforcement and first responders in the area around his church. He shares what the church does and how they care for that community.
Biblical Perspective on Church Shootings and other Tragedies. We are joined by Pastor Joshua Crockett. Topics discussed include: Church Shooting in TX. The church’s role in community tragedies. Reaching out to first responders and law enforcement. Solutions for church violence and community tragedies.
Why is the embracing of a commonly accepted definition of truth necessary for a local church (or the True Church) to survive and accomplish God’s design and purpose for the church?
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