About

Faith & Life
Faith in Action. Life in Christ.

Faith & Life is a space to explore how faith is lived out in everyday life.

Grounded in Reformed theology and the Westminster Confession of Faith, this blog shares the journey of learning and practising a biblical worldview.

1. About This Blog’s Theological Foundation

Q. What theological background does this blog follow?

I am a member of the Korean Presbyterian Church (Kosin) and adhere to Reformed theology.

This blog is based on the Westminster Confession of Faith, the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, church history, and, most importantly, the Bible. It exists to connect biblical truth with real-life application.

Q. What are the core values and principles of this blog?

This blog is rooted in a biblical worldview, not secular philosophy or humanistic ideologies.

It challenges readers to examine even the beliefs they’ve taken for granted, asking: Is this truly biblical, or is it shaped by the world?

• Scripture-centred – The Bible is the ultimate and inerrant authority for faith and life.
• Reformed theology – Upholding God’s sovereignty, salvation by grace alone, and the ongoing sanctification of believers.
• Faith in everyday life – Biblical truth should shape every aspect of life—family, work, relationships, and culture.
• Worldview discernment – Even widely accepted ideas must be tested against Scripture. Are they shaped by human reasoning, or do they align with God’s truth?
• Humility and growth – I am still learning, and this blog is not perfect. If you notice theological inaccuracies or have questions, I welcome your insights.
• Personal calling – This blog is a personal act of obedience to God—privately funded and independent of any organisation. It exists solely to glorify God and expand His kingdom.

2. Purpose and Audience

Q. Why was this blog created?

Many Christians today unconsciously absorb secular worldviews without realising how they shape their thinking.

This blog exists to help believers reconnect their faith with every aspect of life and examine their worldview through a biblical lens.

Even things we assume to be “normal” or “obvious” must be carefully evaluated: Are they truly aligned with Scripture, or have we unknowingly adopted human-centred philosophies?

Q. Who is this blog for?

This blog is designed for young adults, professionals, and parents seeking to deepen their faith and integrate it into everyday life.

It welcomes both new believers and mature Christians who want to grow in their understanding of God’s truth.

Q. What key topics does this blog cover?

• Faith and everyday life – Applying biblical principles at work, in marriage, and in parenting.
• Scripture and theology – Reformed perspectives on biblical interpretation and doctrine.
• Examining worldviews – Identifying and rejecting secular assumptions that conflict with biblical truth.
• Church history – Learning from the past to strengthen faith today.
• Spiritual disciplines – Prayer, worship, Bible study, and discipleship.

3. Theological Credibility and Sources

Q. Can I trust the theological content of this blog?

Every article is written with Scripture as the primary authority, grounded in Reformed theology and historical Christian doctrine.

However, I acknowledge my own limitations—this blog is a work in progress, and I encourage respectful discussion if corrections are needed.

Q. What sources inform the theological discussions here?

The core theological foundation of this blog is based on:

• John Calvin – Institutes of the Christian Religion
• The Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms

These sources provide a clear and faithful interpretation of Scripture within the Reformed tradition.

4. Practical Faith and Application

Q. How can this blog help me grow spiritually?

Faith is not just intellectual—it must be lived out.

The most important step is to read Scripture, pray, and seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

This blog aims to help believers bridge the gap between knowledge and daily obedience to God’s Word.

Q. What advice do you have for those new to the Christian faith?

Christianity is not about emotions or abstract beliefs—it is about knowing God through His Word and walking with Him daily.

Start by reading the Bible (the Gospel of John is a great place to begin) and developing a habit of prayer.

Also, commit to a local church where you can grow in biblical community and receive sound teaching.

5. Community and Engagement

Q. How can I ask questions or connect with the blog’s author?

You’re welcome to leave comments or reach out via email—I value thoughtful discussion and learning from others.

Q. Who runs this blog?

I am a husband, father of two, and a Christian living in Australia.

I work in a multicultural environment and constantly wrestle with how to be salt and light in a secular workplace.

Like you, I am striving to faithfully apply my faith in the real world.

Q. Can I share or use content from this blog?

Absolutely—feel free to share, as long as you credit the source. However, commercial use is not permitted.