Worldview

Toward a Radically Christian CountercultureSteve Gregg
In this talk by Steve Gregg, he discusses the concept of worldview values and how they affect our behavior and beliefs. He emphasizes that God's values and man's values are often opposite, and that as Christians, we need to adopt God's values in order to live a Christ-centered life. Gregg also touches on the importance of valuing things like marriage and selflessness over selfishness, and how understanding the value of our time and resources can demonstrate our priorities. Overall, Gregg offers insights on how a Christian worldview can shape our values, beliefs, and actions.
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Legalism (Part 2)
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