Your Worldview Minute with Jonathan Morrow

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Your Worldview Minute with Jonathan Morrow

Too busy? Too much information to process? Not sure where to start? Your Worldview Minute with Jonathan Morrow will help. In this weekly podcast you will grow more confident in your Christian faith and learn how to more clearly talk about it with your family and friends.

  1. #33: How to Clearly Share the Gospel with Greg Stier

    16/04/2020

    #33: How to Clearly Share the Gospel with Greg Stier

    Now more than ever it is important to be clear about the hope that we have as followers of Jesus. In this episode, I was excited to do a quick interview with my friend Greg Stier of Dare 2 Share ministries about how to clearly share the Gospel and offer a behind the scenes look at a brand new app that makes this easier than ever--even in a pandemic. I will share my quote of the week by John Stott and talk a little more about life during the quarantine. Find more resources to help the next generation build a lasting faith at jonathanmorrow.org .  Resources: Life in 6 Words App Yet Not I But Christ Through Me Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode, consider giving us a 5 Start rating, and please share with others!

    15 min
  2. #32: 6 Reasons We Know Jesus Claimed to be God

    10/04/2020

    #32: 6 Reasons We Know Jesus Claimed to be God

    Good Friday Edition. Did Jesus ever really claim to be God? Or was this belief invented by the early church? In this episode, I offer 6 quick reasons we know that Jesus claimed to be God. Also my quote of the week by J.I. Packer and some family fun ideas during quarantine. Enjoy! Find more resources at jonathanmorrow.org and be sure to subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode.

    13 min
  3. #31: Christian Quick Guide to Life in Coronavirus Quarantine

    05/04/2020

    #31: Christian Quick Guide to Life in Coronavirus Quarantine

    Your Worldview Minute with Jonathan Morrow (#31). How should Christians uniquely approach our circumstances right now during the Coronavirus pandemic? What should our posture be? I'll share 3 quick do's and 3 dont's, some fun things amidst the hard and my favorite quote from C.S. Lewis that helps us navigate these times. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss a podcast and find more resources at jonathanmorrow.org .

    9 min
  4. #30: How to Explain the Trinity to a Child

    02/09/2019

    #30: How to Explain the Trinity to a Child

    How to Explain the Trinity to a Child How do you explain the Trinity to a child? For that matter, how do you explain the Trinity to anyone? The first thing you need to know is that the Bible never uses the word “Trinity.” The word Trinity captures the various ways the Bible talks about the nature of God. Also, the Trinity is one of the essential and foundational doctrines of the Christian faith. You can’t have Christianity without it. I want to share a clear and memorable way to understand what the Bible teaches about the Trinity. I first came across this illustration from Norm Geisler. There is one what and three who’s. There is one God and three persons. The what refers to nature of God that all three persons share. The belief that there is only one God is clearly taught in Scripture. For example, “Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord is one! – Deuteronomy 6:4 That there are three persons is also clearly taught in Scripture. We see all three persons described and at work in various passages, including 2 Cor. 13:14: “The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, be with you all.” The Father is not the Son, the Son is not the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit is not the Father. Each is a distinct person. Three who’s. These are just two of many verses we could share. If the Bible claimed there was one God and three Gods, that would be a logical contradiction (and obviously false)....

    3 min
  5. #29: Will Your Kids Faith Survive YouTube?

    31/07/2019

    #29: Will Your Kids Faith Survive YouTube?

    Will Your Kids Faith Survive YouTube? Worldview training is not optional for today’s teenagers. As a parent, pastor, educator or youth pastor you need to know that training in worldview, apologetics, and theology is good for the heart and soul of the next generation. [shareable]We don’t have to choose between reason and relationships.[/shareable] [featured-image single_newwindow="false"] I believe in the next generation. I love getting to spend time with them talking about the big questions of life and the everyday stuff of life. Gen Z has amazing potential and I think God will use them greatly. (Here's my interview with David Kinnaman of the Barna Group and Catalyst podcast on Gen Z) But they must be trained. Worldview training is not optional for today’s teenagers Here’s the bottom line—it’s exhausting to live a compartmentalized faith. Yet, many Christian teenagers are trying to do this impossible task every day. And it’s taking a toll on their soul and faith. The cultural messages are strong, and the challenges are unrelenting. Students are being shaped more by YouTube and Netflix than by what they are hearing on a typical Sunday morning. There’s a disconnect. Faith and feeling goes in one category of life on Sunday; reason and thinking goes in another category the rest of the week. That kind of faith will not survive....

    4 min
  6. #28: Why Read the Bible?

    09/07/2019

    #28: Why Read the Bible?

    Why Read the Bible? The short answer is the Bible brings life to our souls....

    2 min
  7. #27: Knowledge of God Matters

    02/07/2019

    #27: Knowledge of God Matters

    Knowledge of God Matters. Which do you think shows up more in the Bible—faith or knowledge? If you do a concordance search, you will find something surprising. Knowledge (including knowing, know, etc.) shows up far more than faith does. Of course, without faith, it is impossible to please God, but knowledge is far more important to God than people realize. Listen to the words of the Lord as recorded by the prophet Jeremiah — words reminding us that knowledge of God is to be prized above all else...

    2 min
  8. #26: Sincerity Is Not Enough

    18/06/2019

    #26: Sincerity Is Not Enough

    Devotion and Sincerity are admirable. But when it comes to questions of reality, we know this is not enough. In our “follow your heart,” “You do you” and personalize everything to my own preferences world--this can be confusing. Every day through Spotify, Netflix, and YouTube--People are discipled by our culture to think that right and wrong, gender, sexuality, and spirituality are determined by what I—as an individual--choose to believe. That’s the height of freedom right? Wrong. Why? Because we all know that we’ve been sincerely wrong. Remember all those tests you took that your teacher had the audacity to count certain answers incorrect? Remember how sincere you were on the SAT and ACT? They didn’t care. Or think of it this way. I am not...

    2 min
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Too busy? Too much information to process? Not sure where to start? Your Worldview Minute with Jonathan Morrow will help. In this weekly podcast you will grow more confident in your Christian faith and learn how to more clearly talk about it with your family and friends.

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