About this episode
What happens when a church decides that social justice is more important than Scripture? The numbers tell a grim story of decline, but the solution isn't just "doing better"—it’s returning to a foundational biblical worldview. In this episode, Mike Sharman, General Counsel for Share HealthCare, breaks down the three pillars of a true Christian worldview and explains why balance is a difficult yet necessary part of the walk. From the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East to the way we pay for medical bills, every aspect of life changes when we stop treating faith like a hobby and start treating it like the house we live in.
-- The decline of the United Church of Christ serves as a warning for any believer or denomination that drifts away from the authority of the Bible.
-- A biblical worldview is defined by three simple yet profound truths: God is the Great I AM, He is Emmanuel (God with us), and Jesus is the God who saves.
-- True biblical balance requires holding the "sword and the olive branch" simultaneously—loving our enemies while refusing to accommodate evil.
-- Many Christians are unknowingly funding procedures like abortions and gender transitions through traditional health insurance premiums.
-- Share HealthCare offers a 501(c)(3) alternative that allows families to share medical expenses for a fraction of the cost of traditional insurance.
-- Living a biblical worldview includes being a good steward of the "temple" of the body, which is why Share HealthCare focuses on members committed to healthy, tobacco-free lifestyles.
Scriptures for Further Study
-- Romans 5:1-5
-- Philemon (The story of Onesimus)
-- Ephesians 5:21-25
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https://sharehealthcare.com/
