What is generally understood as the "Christian Worldview" or perhaps "Christendom" has come to an end - or at least has come to an end among large segments of the population.
When we think of a "worldview," we consider a consistent understanding of our world in the context of our culture, history, language, and lived experience. At any given time, all of this can be fraught with conflict between the ideals we espouse and what actually goes on within and around our everyday lives.
The Way of Christ teaches a means of living and understanding the world that is increasingly alien among the general population of most "Western" societies. What are the implications? As Christians, what are we to teach and proclaim? How are we to be the imago Dei among the people in our everyday lives in ways that resonate by them?
Within this construct, we are currently focusing on two areas of emphasis for our common life:
1. That which enables human flourishing
2. The seeking of wisdom