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Do you feel you understand a biblical worldview of redemption? Why is it important for you to do so?
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I feel that I do understand a biblical worldview of redemption. It is so important because it is the very thing that can help me model and point to Jesus. In doing so in a healthy, loving way, it models the character of Christ and what He has done for us on the cross.
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I feel I understand the biblical worldview of redemption but really need more lesson about it to fully teach it to my students. I know that we have sinned and have been forgiven through the blood of Christ. We must understand our sin and ask for forgiveness for redemption. It is important for me to know and to understand this more to make sure I am speaking and teaching redemption correctly as there is enough wrong information and teachings going on in the world today.
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Yes, I understand a Biblical worldview of redemption. I know that all have fallen short of the glory of God and are in need of forgiveness and atonement. It is vital that we understand our need of salvation and ask God to redeem us. To not understand redemption is to miss the whole point of Christ’s sacrifice.
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I feel that I understand a biblical worldview of redemption. I understand that we are all sinners. All sin is equal in God’s eyes. I know that I am redeemed by my belief in Christ. It is important I a do because I can portray that to my students.
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Yes, I do. I feel that without a biblical worldview of redemption legalism is a danger. The world can view christianity as very judgmental, and Christians can have an escapist attitude. The world is going to be judged, but we should not take pleasure in the idea of people being eternally condemned by God, no matter who it is. We should be able to see people where they are at by remembering our own redemption. None of us has earned this. We are all saved by the grace of an all loving. Who loved us in our lowest and darkest moments. We should offer the same grace and mercy we received to those around us.