We've been in a series called Views, and this series is all about having a gospel worldview,

and it is very unfortunate if you just walked in for the first time because you really need

weeks one, two, and three for this to make sense. A gospel worldview is learning to see the world

through the lens of the gospel. So look up here. Don't miss this. You don't realize this,

but every single one of

you has a different worldview. You have a lens that you see your life and what's happening in the

world. And that lens is formulated by the combination of your life experiences, of your family

relationships, of things that have happened to you that you had no control over that have

developed you into the person

that you are today. And everybody's worldview is shaped by different factors. But here's what we're

saying. As followers of Jesus, we don't get to choose our worldview and use the Bible as a resource

for advice. We humbly lift our eyes to Jesus and we frame our worldview through the lens of the gospel with the

Bible as our source. That means you don't wake up in the morning and decide how you want to see the

world depending on your opinion for the day. You wake up as a Christian going, Jesus, not only

have you changed my life forever and I'll never be the same, more than I'll never be the same,

I'll never see the same. I see people differently never be the same, I'll never see the same.

I see people differently.

I see my purpose differently.

I see my life differently.

I see the breath and the life that you have given me today through the lens of the good news of who Jesus is.

And so in week one, we talked about five absolutely non-negotiable foundational truths.

We are saved. We live by grace alone through

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