Starts January 12 and runs thru April 6, from 7-9pm.

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The Truth Project is a study series developed by Dr. Del Tackett, President of Focus on the Family’s Leadership Institute, about a Christian’s worldview. A study by Barna Group revealed a stunning statistic: only 9 percent of professing Christians have a biblical worldview. Because of this, today’s believers live very similarly to non-believers. A personal sense of significance is rarely experienced, we spend our money and time on things that fail to satisfy, and we begin to wonder what life’s ultimate purpose really is. The Truth Project is a DVD-based small group curriculum comprised of 13 one-hour lessons taught by Dr. Tackett. Each lesson builds on the ones before so it is important to clear your calendar so you can attend each weekly session!
Throughout Christianity, God has called ordinary people to make an eternal difference in our world. If you have the heart to see a change within the church and your life, please consider attending!This study is the starting point for looking at life from a biblical perspective. Each lesson discusses in great detail the relevance and importance of living the Christian worldview in daily life. The study will cause a transformation to occur within your hearts and minds as you build a comprehensive and systematic biblical worldview. This happens because you are continually pointed to the character of God and his truth claims for all of life.

The lessons will concentrate on:
Lesson 1 – Veritology: What is Truth?
Lesson 2 – Philosophy and Ethics: Says Who?
Lesson 3 – Anthropology: Who is Man?
Lesson 4 – Theology: Who is God?
Lesson 5 – Science: What is True? – Part 1
Lesson 6 – Science: What is True? – Part 2
Lesson 7 – History: Whose Story?
Lesson 8 – Sociology: The Divine Imprint
Lesson 9 – Unio Mystica: Am I Alone?
Lesson 10 – The State: Whose Law?
Lesson 11 – The American Experiment: Stepping Stones
Lesson 12 – Labor: Created to Create
Lesson 13 – Community & Involvement: God Cares, Do I?