The Center for Thinking Biblically is a hub of resources from experts ranging from theologians to paleontologists affiliated with The Master’s University in Santa Clarita, CA. Created by educators passionate about exalting Christ in all things, these resources are designed to equip believers with a biblical way of thinking about every aspect of the world.
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The Center for Thinking Biblically is a hub of resources from experts ranging from theologians to paleontologists affiliated with The Master’s University in Santa Clarita, CA. Created by educators passionate about exalting Christ in all things, these resources are designed to equip believers with a biblical way of thinking about every aspect of the world.
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Recent Episodes
February 15, 2023
Thinking Biblically About Politics: What Must We Do As Believers Concerning Government and Politics?
Believers have a responsibility to witness to the truth. Dr. Gregg Frazer walks us through how we must live out this responsibility in the area of politics and government.
February 15, 2023
Thinking Biblically About Politics: Who Do You Trust?
Where we put our trust is a vital part of living out our faith. Dr. Gregg Frazer helps us understand where our faith should be placed as we navigate life in a political society
February 15, 2023
Thinking Biblically About Politics: How to Live Biblically in a Political Society
Believers in America have begun to face political issues that challenge how they live out their faith. Dr. Gregg Frazer establishes how we are to live biblically in our political society.
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