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In Psalm 52 we see the anguish and righteous anger of David when responding to an event of utter sin and evil: the slaughter of Ahimelech and his house for the help they had given David.

Wesley Huff takes a break from lecturing at the Worldview Leadership Camp to talk issues of canon and canonicity.

In this Psalm, David preaches what he had practiced when facing distress: Magnify the Lord; Taste and see that the Lord is good; and Fear the Lord.

In this Psalm, David preaches what he had practiced when facing distress: Magnify the Lord; Taste and see that the Lord is good; and Fear the Lord.

EICC Fellow Dr. Jonathan Burnside talks about law, authority, and wisdom, and how each of these are eminently embodied in Jesus.

A consistently Christian worldview has almost vanished from culture and church in our time. Joe Boot demonstrates the importance of recovering a view of all things that centres on recognizing Christ as the religious foundation of all knowledge. 

Joe Boot discusses a program for recovering a soup-to-nuts approach to thinking as a Christian in every area – not just about traditionally Christian things like devotions and apologetics. If the world belongs to Christ (and it does), then we have a responsibility to bring our thinking in line with His Word.

Andrew Sandlin traces the development of Scholasticism and Romanticism, two worldview movements that have contributed to the dominant contemporary worldviews of Western society.

In this Psalm recounting his capture at the hands of the Philistines, David shows us how to overcome our own fears of the world around us and walk with confidence in God.

In this Psalm recounting his capture at the hands of the Philistines, David shows us how to overcome our own fears of the world around us and walk with confidence in God.

EICC Fellow and Runner Academy faculty member Willem Ouweneel explains the concept of sphere sovereignty.

David wrote this Psalm at the beginning of his time of testing and persecution at the hand of King Saul and gives great insight into David's experience of waiting and trusting in God's strength and love.