You know, we really live in a world that's full of competing beliefs and values and choices,

and what you believe shapes how you live and ultimately who you become. But the good news is,

God hasn't left us to figure it all out alone.

No.

In fact, today on Pastor Rick's Daily Hope, we're going to continue our series,

reframing your worldview, where Rick Warren unpacks powerful truths from God's Word to help you see life clearly and live it with confidence and purpose.

And now let's get right to Pastor Rick with part one of a message called, How Should

I Live in this world?

Your worldview is the way you look at the world.

It's the beliefs that you base all of your decisions on. Your worldview is how you see life, how you see death, how you see yourself. Your worldview includes how you see God and others and money and sex and the past and the present and the future and every area of life. Everybody has a worldview, whether they realize it or not it's often unclified it's often

unspoken but everybody has a worldview christianity is not a religion christianity is a world view

christianity is a worldview it is a way of seeing the world.

And actually, there are seven major worldviews.

We talked about that in the first week of the series.

If you base your life on a faulty worldview,

the results are disastrous, because every idea has a consequence. Every idea has a consequence.

Even the silly ideas of life. Waste your time and that waste your life. So there's a consequence

to literally everything you do. Now in the first week we talked about how it's not enough just to be sincere.

And we talked about a number of different questions that why does it matter why I believe or what I believe?

You can be sincere and be sincerely wrong. If I have a glass up here and it's filled with what I think is water,

and I'm sincere about it, I can drink it. If it's poison, it'll still kill me, no matter how sincere I am.

I made it on a false assumption. I based my decision on wrong or untrue data.

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