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Belief causes behavior.\u00a0 When our decisions are based on biblical truth, the resulting choices lead to spiritually healthy and productive lives, which are pleasing to God.<\/p>\nBelief causes behavior.\u00a0 When our decisions are based on biblical truth, the resulting choices lead to spiritually healthy and productive lives, which are pleasing to God.<\/p>\n
The articles below will help teach you how to think biblically.\u00a0(Note: \u00a0Each article will open in a new browser window. \u00a0To return to this page after reading it, simply close the new window.)<\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/em><\/p>\n Oftentimes a person\u2019s perspective is influenced by their perception of a situation\u2013and perception is influenced by how clearly we see and understand all of the factors facing us. \u201cTruth\u201d and \u201creality\u201d therefore become key components in determining perspective.<\/p>\n Wouldn\u2019t it be great to know that the decisions you are daily making are based on real truth? That the perspective you hold on to is indeed grounded in reality? Only the Bible can be trusted to provide us with real truth. Thus, we end up with a \u201cbiblical worldview,\u201d a perspective that is based on the Bible\u2013on God\u2019s truth.\u00a0(read more)<\/a><\/p>\n (Note: This link will take you to our affiliated website, JesusOnline.com, in a new window. To return to Biblical Counseling Insights, simply close the new window.)<\/em><\/p>\n In the days following Harry Chase\u2019s fatal heart attack, many of the 5,000 people of Arlington were saying that Sybil, his wife, would get along all right. She was resourceful, attractive, well liked. And Harry, a leading figure in Arlington\u2019s business community, had undoubtedly made adequate financial provision for her and their three young children.<\/p>\n But three days after their church\u2019s biggest funeral in years, the facts began leaking out\u2013Harry Chase had left his family penniless. He had spent all that he had, even mortgaging his home and business, on another woman. (read more)<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cI was shocked,\u201d said Calvin Lane, though as he spoke I sensed his shock had turned to bitterness. \u201cMy uncle was a deacon in the church, but the first time I accompanied him to the company convention he led the way in painting the town.\u201d<\/p>\n In the course of five years Calvin had come to wonder whether a commitment to the Lord actually meant anything. The inconsistencies he observed made him wonder. (read more)<\/a><\/p>\n Bart Nolan was a key designer in a large supersonic aircraft company. Some of the best features of these fast, high-flying planes originated in his creative mind. However, Bart\u2019s boss often tinkered with the finished designs. This worried Bart; he was afraid the tinkering might someday show up as an expensive failure.<\/p>\n The boss took credit for a thing if it worked, and if it didn\u2019t, he blamed Bart, who thought it only natural that he had grown to dislike the boss. (read more)<\/a><\/p>\n Ken, at 40, was a happy man. He had worked hard all his life. His dad had never been able to hold a job, and so Ken delivered papers as a boy to help his mother.<\/p>\n Ken quit school in the tenth grade to work as a messenger boy in the office of a big factory. He was determined to do better than his dad and to provide properly for his family. (read more)<\/a><\/p>\n The new high-school music teacher, fresh from college, was fair game for the harassment of his students. Fred Baker, 22, thought things would improve when he took over the music at church and assisted with the young people’s work. But he was wrong.<\/p>\n Embarrassing practical jokes, jibes at his youthfulness, and little grins that came to faces because he was the school’s first male music teacher\u2014all this teasing kept up. Word got back to him some of the students and parents were saying he wouldn’t dare subject his piano-playing hands to a real man’s work.\u00a0(read more)<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\nDeveloping a Biblical Worldview<\/a><\/h3>\n
Trusting God<\/a><\/h3>\n
The Need for Integrity<\/a><\/h3>\n
As to the Lord<\/a><\/h3>\n
When Life Brings Surprises<\/a><\/h3>\n
Seeking Man’s Approval<\/a><\/h3>\n