You already have a worldview. Everyone does. The question is whether it's one you've examined — or one that was handed to you without your knowing. This first episode lays the groundwork: what a worldview is, why it matters, and what it looks like to bring your thinking under the renewal of the mind.

Most people never question the assumptions running silently in the background of everything they do. This episode pulls those assumptions into the light — and shows why learning to ask the right questions is the beginning of a life well-lived and a faith well-formed.

How do we know what we know? Can we trust our reasoning? Is faith a leap in the dark — or does it walk hand in hand with evidence? This episode tackles some of the hardest questions in philosophy and gives you the tools to answer them with both humility and conviction.

Everything depends on whether there is a God — and what kind. This episode explores how the Christian doctrine of God explains the world better than any alternative, and what it means that we live in a universe made by a personal Creator who is also its Redeemer.

Who are you? The world has many answers — and most of them are getting louder. This episode examines competing definitions of the self, what it really means to be made in the image of God, and why your identity can't be found in the places the culture keeps pointing you toward.

How do you live faithfully in a world that keeps pushing back? This final episode equips you to engage the culture without being absorbed by it — and closes with the most important truth in the series: a biblical worldview doesn't end in despair. It ends in hope.