Podcast: The World View With Alex Kocman

Jon Harris joins The World View with Alex Kocman to take on modern ideological beliefs and how ideologies on both sides of the aisle are harming our Christian witness. Together they also discuss how to approach individuals who are radicalizing themselves with dangerous ideologies. Jon Harris is a podcaster, author, musician, and political thinker. Find … Continue reading How Modern Ideologies Are Destroying Society: Jon Harris

Vice President J.D. Vance said an interesting comment that sent the internet into a firestorm. But is his remark on the “order of loves,” or ordo amoris, biblical? How are Christians supposed to love those near and far to us? The World View is opinion show offering a mission-driven view of the world from a … Continue reading Love and Order With JD Vance

How do we define nations? Is America just an idea? Maybe there’s a deeper reason that the broader culture is pushing back against Scripture’s definition of a people. The World View is opinion show offering a mission-driven view of the world from a biblical worldview. The views of the host do not necessarily reflect the … Continue reading What Is a ‘Nation,’ Anyway?

With the presidential election finally in the rear view for US Christians, now we have an opportunity to double down and be about the work of advancing Christ’s kingdom. Will we? The World View is opinion show offering a mission-driven view of the world from a biblical worldview. The views of the host do not … Continue reading 3 Things Christians Must Do Now Post-Election

While the news cycles have moved on from the destruction brought by hurricanes Helene and Milton, those affected by the disasters have not. The quick news cycles forget about the long work of recovery and restoration of people’s lives right here in our backyard. Chad Prather, a musician, comedian, and political commentator and Thad Bergmeier … Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Hurricane Relief and Unhelpful News Cycles (feat. Chad Prather, Thad Bergmeier)

The phrase “Diversity Is Our Strength” may sound nice, but have we considered its implications? Is diversity in religions, cultures, and morals beneficial—or are we trading biblical truth for a slogan? The World View is opinion show offering a mission-driven view of the world from a biblical worldview. The views of the host do not … Continue reading ‘Diversity’ Is Not Our Strength

Megan Basham’s Shepherds for Sale causes us to ask: Are Christians at risk of compromising their faith for worldly gain? What happens when theological integrity is traded for popularity or relevance? Reflect on whether your ministry and life are truly for Christ—or if they’re being subtly sold out. The World View is opinion show offering … Continue reading Selling Out and Mission Drift

It’s an impossible task to keep up with the constant media cycles of world-ending bad news. But is the world really ending? Has the world already ended? As a Christian, it’s not our job to be watchers of the end times but doers that want to see Christ exalted in the time we have left. … Continue reading Why ‘The End of History’ Isn’t

Our salvation was anything but free. A heavy, blood-laden, price has been paid for the world. And yet, Christians seem to forget that fact all too quickly. The World View is opinion show offering a mission-driven view of the world from a biblical worldview. The views of the host do not necessarily reflect the views … Continue reading We Live in a Blood-Bought World

Christians are being persecuted around the world, sometimes in small ways and sometimes in big ways. What doesn’t help is using others’ suffering as a moment to push an agenda. What Christians need to do is show compassion, kindness, and grace when persecution happens, no matter where in the world it takes place. The World … Continue reading Terrorism, David French, and Doing Donuts on Pride Flags