WHAT IS SHAPING YOUR WORLDVIEW?
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Framing Your View is a 14-part dynamic series designed for student small groups who want to engage in meaningful conversations about faith, worldview, and the real issues shaping our world today. Each session blends honest conversation with biblical insight to help students think clearly and live faithfully.
Intro
Chris Brooks
what you will discover:
Equipping Students with Biblical Clarity
in a Confused Culture
14 authentic video conversations between highly experienced Christian thought leaders
Designed for student small groups and individuals
Free online resources for guided discussions
Topics like worldview, mental health, science & faith, AI & technology, and more
Endorsed by Dr. Kathy Koch, Sean McDowell, Ph.D, and Jeff Myers, Ph.D.
What Students and Young Adults Are Saying:
“The class was incredibly beneficial in helping me see that Scripture speaks to all areas of life. It truly broadened and deepened my critical thinking skills of breaking down present-day issues within a biblical worldview.”
“My experience with Framing Your View was both engaging and thought- provoking. It challenged the way I see the world by allowing me to view it through the eyes of other Christians, and it gave me the opportunity to embrace a fresh and valuable perspective on life.”
"These discussions challenged me to actively reflect on the way I think, and they revealed intersections of life and faith that I hadn't considered. This was so refreshing in an age of passive thought."
“This series challenged me to take culture seriously as a Christian. It made me think deeply about being human, why Jesus matters, and how to engage tough issues like politics, ethics, and technology from a Biblical view.”
“The class was incredibly beneficial in helping me see that Scripture speaks to all areas of life. It truly broadened and deepened my critical thinking skills of breaking down present-day issues within a biblical worldview.”
“My experience with Framing Your View was both engaging and thought- provoking. It challenged the way I see the world by allowing me to view it through the eyes of other Christians, and it gave me the opportunity to embrace a fresh and valuable perspective on life.”
Framing Your View Hosts
With a passion for equipping the next generation with Biblical foundations, Chris Brooks and Dom Ruso have come together to create discussions that can help college-aged students form Christ-centered worldviews in a post-Christian culture.
Endorsements
"We need as many wise people as possible to provide resources about a biblical worldview so I’m very glad Chris Brooks and Dr. Dom Ruso have stepped up with excellent content specifically for college-age young people. Being discouraged because very few in this age appear to have a biblical worldview doesn’t change anything. Complaining and worrying aren’t strategies. This engaging video curriculum with thorough discussion guides is a strategy. The topics they include are important in general and significant to this generation. They use the right depth of definitions, explanations, illustrations, and Bible verses to challenge listeners without overwhelming them. The guides include a brief, helpful overview, excellent questions, a meaningful challenge, and a beautiful prayer. I can picture individuals going deep and small groups having lively discussions that conclude with applications. This is very well done, important for today’s times, and something I hope you’ll use and tell others about. I know I will!"
Dr. Kathy Koch
Founder of Celebrate Kids, Inc., Speaker, & Author
"Framing Your View is vital for Christian university students and other young adults. Brooks and Ruso deliver a timely and interactive teaching series that is both top quality and interesting. The series aims to equip young believers to interact with professors and others in positions of authority holding a secular worldview. Topics ranging from anthropology, ecology, AI and technology, science and faith, and politics are unpacked from a historic Christian worldview. I recommend Framing Your View to parents and adults walking alongside younger believers for group and one-on-one discipleship."
Sean McDowell, Ph.D
Biola Professor, Speaker, Author, & YouTuber
“I love being a fly on the wall when smart people discuss tough topics. It gets me thinking. It makes me feel bolder. That’s what Framing Your View will do for you. On key topics such as AI and the environment and politics, Chris and Dom offer deep insight and practical application from a biblical worldview. If you believe that the Bible speaks to today’s issues but have been mystified by how, you’ll love this course. I especially like that they don’t make you feel guilty if you don’t agree with every conclusion they reach. Instead, they focus on learning to think and dialogue like Jesus. I hope Framing Your View finds a home in tens of thousands of churches and study groups.”
Jeff Myers, Ph.D
President, Summit Ministries
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Framing Your View?
This series consists of 14 video conversations, each approximately 15-30 minutes in length, designed to explore and challenge your worldview. These conversations are paired with downloadable discussion guides available for both individual reflection and small group discussions.
Anticipate 90 minutes per session: 15-30 minutes to watch the video and 60 minutes for small group discussion and prayer on each topic.
Topics include:
- Worldview
- Christian Worldview
- Ethics
- Anthropology
- A.I. & Technology
- Ecology
- Beauty
- Science & Faith
- Work
- Politics
- Deconstruction
- Doubt
- Mental Health
- Pluralism
While each conversation stands alone, starting with Intro to Worldview and Christian Worldview is encouraged to establish a foundation for the discussions that follow.
Who is Framing Your View for?
Framing Your View is ideal for:
- Students and Campus Ministers: Navigating the complexities of university life and seeking to understand and articulate a Gospel-centered perspective on contemporary issues.
- Young Adults and Educators: Those exploring and solidifying their beliefs, looking to thoughtfully engage with today’s worldview challenges.
- Small Group Leaders: Providing a structured yet flexible curriculum to foster meaningful conversations on faith and culture.
- New and Mature Christians: Offering insights that challenge and deepen understanding, regardless of where you are in your faith journey.
What are the Benefits of Framing Your View?
- A stronger biblical worldview — clarity on how Scripture speaks into culture, identity, truth, and the big questions of life.
- Confidence to navigate real issues — tools to think critically, ask better questions, and respond wisely to the challenges they face on campus and in culture.
- Meaningful conversations — guided discussions that help them process their beliefs, hear diverse perspectives, and grow in community.
- Practical discipleship skills — habits for integrating faith into daily decisions, relationships, and conversations with friends who think differently.
- A framework for lifelong faith — a Christ-centered lens they can carry beyond college into work, relationships, and leadership.
How do I access the Framing Your View conversations?
Simply create a free account by clicking “Sign On” or “Unlock My Free Access” to open the full library of sessions.
This resource is offered at no cost as part of our commitment to serve the Kingdom — equipping individuals, teams, and communities with Christ-centered perspective and practical insight.
How Do I Use the Discussion Guides?
Each session’s guide is designed to help you engage with the topic at hand. Whether you’re studying on your own or in a small group, start by watching the video, then move through the discussion questions and life application points.
The guide also provides key quotes, Bible verses, and reflection points to enrich your learning experience.
What about for Leaders?
Framing Your View is crafted for leaders who:
- Facilitate Small Groups: Those guiding discussions among students, young adults, or church members on challenging worldview topics.
- Mentor and Disciple: Leaders looking to engage participants in meaningful conversations that deepen their understanding of faith and the world around them.
For tips on walking your small group through the series, download the Framing Your View Leader Guide here.
