Cape Town 2010 – Truth & the uniqueness of Jesus

In October 4,000 Christian leaders from around the world will gather to deal with with six critical issues that threaten the health and vitality of the Church and impair our witness to the gospel of Jesus.

One of these important issues is Truth – how do we make the case for Truth and the uniqueness of Jesus in a post-modern, pluralistic world?

Why is this important in Minnesota? As Os Guiness said to US delegates at a pre-congress meeting in Dallas, “the erosion of Truth and questioning the uniqueness of Jesus Christ is a bigger problem in the western Church than it is elsewhere in the world.”

It is we evangelicals in the US who need to confront our wavering beliefs in the absolute Truth of Jesus, and learn how to communicate that Truth in our culture and society – and that includes us in Minnesota.

Through the wonders of technology people here in Minnesota will be able to participate in the teaching and discussion occurring in Cape Town. GMAE will be encouraging pastors, theologians and Christian leaders to participate in Cape Town 2010 conversations that will be hosted by several local churches and Christian colleges.