<p>Thirty percent of Americans identify with having no religion, even though many grew up within the church. What is the cause behind the dropping numbers of religious Americans? What do American church goers actually believe? In a recent survey conducted by George Barna, American church goers were asked a series of questions to discover if they had a biblical worldview. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by FRC&rsquo;s David Closson who gives some important insight on the survey's findings, and what it means for a believer to have a biblical worldview.</p><p>Resources</p><ul><li><a href="https://frc.org/worldview">frc.org/worldview</a></li><li><a href="https://washingtonstand.com/commentary/worldview-refining-the-lens-through-which-we-see-everything-and-equipping-christians-to-change-the-world">Worldview: Refining the Lens Through Which We See Everything and Equipping Christians to Change the World</a></li></ul>

Thirty percent of Americans identify with having no religion, even though many grew up within the church. What is the cause behind the dropping numbers of religious Americans? What do American church goers actually believe? In a recent survey conducted by George Barna, American church goers were asked a series of questions to discover if they had a biblical worldview. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by FRC's David Closson who gives some important insight on the survey's findings, and what it means for a believer to have a biblical worldview.

Ep. 30: The Seven Cornerstones of a Biblical Worldview