This is the first episode in our series, “Theology in Practice: Knowing God Changes Who We Are and How We Engage with the World.” This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 outbreak, but the four episodes to follow in this series will very much speak to the current, crazy circumstances revolving around COVID-19 and we pray they will be a help to you. The most helpful thing you can intake, ever, particularly in times of crisis, is the Word of God. Whether you’re at home with school aged kiddos because their schools are shut down, fighting loneliness in your apartment or being driven crazy by your roommate, entertaining toddlers indoors for hours on end, or working late at the hospital taking care of those who are sick, this week’s episode with Dianne Jago will encourage you to invest whatever time you can being in God’s Word. Dianne founded Deeply Rooted Magazine, where she serves as the chief editor. She’s married to a military man named Ethan, has three kiddos, and lives in Florida, and she just published her first book, A Holy Pursuit. We talk about worldview, what it is, and how we can develop a Biblical worldview.   CONNECT WITH DIANNE Instagram Deeply Rooted Magazine Book    SCRIPTURE REFERENCES Hebrews 4:12 Romans 2:15 Psalm 119   DISCUSSION QUESTIONS What is a worldview? How does your worldview impact the way you go about life and the decisions you make?  How can you continue to cultivate a Christian worldview that is built upon the Word of God? In what areas might your worldview be shaped by worldly thinking? How does knowing God change who you are and how you interact with the world around you?   FULL SHOW NOTES   SPONSORS In Enough about Me, Jen Oshman encourages women facing disappointment or disillusionment to root their identity in Christ and what he has done for them. Now through April 6th, Journeywomen listeners can pick up Enough about Me for 40% off with a free Crossway+ membership by going to crossway.org/JW3. Prep Dish is offering a free one week pantry and freezer meal plan created to help with the growing need for more recipes using what you might have on hand. To get your copy of their new pantry and freezer meal plan, go to prepdish.com/pantry. Southeastern Seminary believes that women's gifts are essential to a healthy church. Southeastern Seminary offers everything from certificate studies for those just getting started to doctoral degrees that are tailor-made to help you minister to those God has put in your life. Visit sebts.edu/academics and use the code "Journeywomen" and Southeastern will waive your application fee.   FOR MORE Subscribe: iTunes | Android Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook Support the podcast by writing a review *Affiliate links used are used where appropriate. Thank you for supporting the products that support Journeywomen!