Disseminate a worldview perspective with an ontological, epistemological and axiological in order to understand their role in society and to decision-making.
Personal reflection of the competence
It is not secret to anybody. We are at the foundation of a revolution that is deeply changing everything around us. The speediness and forms of changes we are experiencing necessitate greater appreciation for distinction and human understanding, as well as deeper acquaintances and connections to one another. And the whole world is being affected already. The way we live, work, and relate to one another is not what we know a decade ago. This change, considered to be the fourth industrial revolution, is unlike anything humankind has experienced before. Religion, spiritual beliefs, and faith will have the aptitude of exploring new forms of innovation that can greatly challenge the wholesome features of our traditional value systems. In the face of these great changes that are occurring globally, the church as an organization and community of believers, if we are to survive, must confront the future biblically, faithfully, and prayerfully.
The fourth revolution, with its decentralization and integration can empower and disempower. We must be open to learn and to adapt, but at the same time, we should not negate the power of God’s word, the embodiment of faith, and her connection with God through prayer. Nothing in the world can replace the word of God, our faith in God, and our prayer life.
