Today I'm teaching on what is my worldview, and I'm going to tell you why you probably don't have one.

I'm going to go into this teaching, you'll understand at the end of this how few people actually have a biblical worldview and the difference that it makes.

This full teaching only goes to our subscribers, and at the end of the show, I answer questions from viewers and our subscribers, like today, I'm answering the question, do all Christians go in the rapture?

Or do only some Christians go in the rapture?

I'm Jimmy Evans.

Welcome to The Tipping Point Show.

Now, this teaching today is called, what is my worldview?

And is it biblical?

Is it secular? Is it based on truth or

deception? This is a huge issue because it determines how we live and prepare for eternity.

Now, George Barna, who is a researcher, has done a massive survey on worldview and studying

worldview. And it says here, I'm reading now from the research,

a research study from Barnag Group suggests

that a large share of the nation's moral

and spiritual challenges are directly attributable

to the absence of a biblical worldview among Americans,

citing the findings from a just completed national survey of 233 adults that showed only 4% of adults have a biblical worldview as the basis of their decision making.

The survey also discovered that only 9% of born-again Christians. Now listen to that.

Only 9% of born-again Christians have such a perspective of life. The numbers were even lower among other religious classifications. Protestants were 7%. Adults who attend mainline Protestant churches 2%. Catholics less than one half of 1%. The denominations that produced the highest proportion of adults with a

biblical worldview were non-denominational Protestant churches at 13 percent,

Pentecostal churches at 10 percent, and Baptist churches at 8 percent.

So you say, well, what constitutes a biblical worldview?

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