Ed Young Articles

Approach the upcoming election through a Christ-centered lens. Anchor yourself in God’s truth, practice genuine love through real tolerance, and embrace your responsibility to vote with biblical discernment.

I've been part of a category 5 hurricane before, and the most damaging aspect of a hurricane is the

When I was in college, a girl in one of my classes wore a black T-shirt with a picture of Karl Marx.

The Bible says in Colossians 2:8–1, “See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and dece

This article discusses the concept of a Christian worldview and the importance of developing one. It explains that a Christian worldview is based on the Bible and puts God at the center, while a secular worldview is centered on man and emotions and does not believe in absolute truth. The article also discusses how God reveals His worldview through both general revelation in nature and science and special revelation in the Bible, and provides three questions to ask oneself in order to develop a Biblical worldview. The ultimate goal of a Christian worldview is holiness, rather than happiness, and it is important to strive for this in all aspects of life.

This article discusses the concept of a worldview and the importance of evaluating and developing a Christian one. It explains that a Christian worldview is based on the Bible and puts God at the center, while a secular worldview is centered on man and emotions and does not believe in absolute truth. The article also provides five questions to ask oneself in order to evaluate and develop a Biblical worldview, including whether it is logically consistent, supported by empirical evidence, promotes existential relevancy, promotes moral absolutes, and promotes a belief in God. The article encourages readers to adopt a Christian worldview in order to live a meaningful and fulfilling life.

This article discusses the concept of a worldview and the importance of adopting a Christian one. It explains that a worldview is a comprehensive perspective on life and that everyone has one, even if they do not realize it. The article contrasts a Christian worldview, which is based on the Bible and puts God at the center, with a secular worldview, which is centered on man and emotions and does not believe in absolute truth. It also provides six differences between a Christian worldview and a secular worldview and encourages readers to adopt a Christian worldview in order to live a meaningful and fulfilling life guided by God's truth. The article also suggests four ways to filter a secular worldview through God's truth, including studying the Bible, seeking wisdom from believers, being guided by the Holy Spirit, and submitting to God's will.

This article delves into the issue of sexual purity and the dangers of normalizing perversion, as seen in the popular book "Fifty Shades of Grey." It discusses the importance of seeking God's perspective on sex and relationships and the need to repent and pursue better relationships in order to fulfill God's design for our lives. The article also encourages readers to seek out healthy and supportive relationships and to avoid those that are toxic or harmful.