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Where we are

By LS Watts Leave a Comment Oct 31 0

Today we are witnessing the convergence of two currents in history.

1. There is a growing army of individuals and organizations whose goal is to destroy Christianity and shape the world into a secular society. They are doing this through sophisticated and persuasive media indoctrination and “education” through TV, the Internet, and educational institutions. They are targeting children, using their natural curiosity about the world to undermine and destroy their faith in God and in the Bible. Because of the enormous barrage of media assaulting young minds, fifth-graders of today are wrestling with intellectual questions about faith and the Bible that never confronted former generations until they reached college.

2. Christians, as a whole, are more biblically illiterate and ill-equipped to answer the types of questions young people have than any generation of believers since the Bible has been readily available.

When media savvy kids of today hear adults give less than adequate “Christian” answers to their questions, they often assume the secular answers are true and jettison faith in God.

If you don’t think this is a problem, look at Europe today. England, which once was the center for world missions and led the world as Christianity’s chief intellectual defender is now a ghost town of Christianity.

The future Church, just one decade away, will be the ten-year-olds of today! We must protect and build their faith, train them to think with a true, biblical worldview, and equip them to live in a postmodern world.

As the founder of His Nature TV Ministries I am committed to this task and wish to encourage like-minded believers to join our growing team of professionals, volunteers and financial supporters, so we may produce cutting- edge, persuasive, apologetic training for the benefit of children and their families.

As a faith-based ministry we look to individuals, not advertising revenue, to fund our work.

Christians and Science

By LS Watts Leave a Comment Oct 29 0

If you are on the internet very much you will find a lot of people associate Christians as being anti-science. Historically, this notion is outrageous, because modern science was born out of a biblical worldview. It took a Christian mindset to propel scientific investigation in its early days. I suppose there have been some christians in the past and there are some today who so distrust science that they can be considered anti-science. I haven’t met a lot of people like that. I do know that many Christians are called anti-science because they don’t buy into the predominant view point of evolution.

What exactly is the mission of His Nature TV? Two metaphors come to mind. Exercise and Vaccinations. The teaching we do is designed to build into kids a thorough biblical worldview upon which they make the decisions of life. It is also to vaccinate/inoculate them against the faith-destroying influences in the world today. Never before in the history of Christianity have two factors been so great: adult biblical illiteracy and sophisticated spiritual assaults from various media. Our program takes an intentional, sophisticated, mature form to show kids that the world is full of articulate bright Christians with solid answers to the questions young people have. Atheists are advertising on billboards and busses! Humanists use movies to shape thinking.

We have the better arguments! We have the only cohesive worldview. Let’s get out there and share it.

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