Youth Devotionals

January 27th 2025 

A Biblical Worldview (Part 3)
The question we will look at today as we think about a
biblical worldview is “Who am I?” It is a simple question, but
the answer will greatly impact our perspective of our world.

Who Am I?
Scripture reveals to us that we are:
➢ Created in God’s image (Gen. 1:26-27).
We have qualities that reflect our Creator, such as:
• Intellect (we can think about things logically)
• Morality (we can understand right from wrong)
• A Will (we have the ability to make choices)

➢ Designed exactly as God desires us to be (Ps. 139:14-16; Is. 44:24).

 Our physical features and the abilities we have
were designed and given to us by God Himself.
We are not creatures who evolved from a cosmic swamp, nor
are we accidents here by mere chance. The truth is that we
are individuals created by the Almighty God with unique
qualities that set us apart from the rest of His creation.

Loved by the Creator
Our value as human beings is based in the fact that we are
loved and treasured by our Creator. God not only brought us
into existence, but He also redeemed us from our sin, and we
remain dependent on Him (I John 3:1).
The Impact of How We View Ourselves within Our Worldview
Seeing ourselves as God sees us gives us the freedom to take
our focus off ourselves and put it back on Him. There is no
place for self-pity, just as there is no place for pride. We have
the ability to reflect God to the world, and we must reflect
Him well. We must learn to like what He likes and dislike
what He dislikes. In all that we do, God must be at the center.
Only in Him will we find the satisfaction we long for (Eph. 2:4-
10; Phil. 3:8-9).