Evangelism vs. Compassion

Evangelism is Changing. We must integrate words with living results of the Good News. by Carl Nelson

GMAE and Religious Leaders Visit Ft. McCoy

GMAE asks churches to reach out to family members of 2,400 MN soldiers being deployed to Kuwait this month.

Re-imagining Marriage

Re-imagining marriage for a generation that doesn’t know it.

Speak the Truth in Love

Following Jesus’ Example and the Marriage Amendment in Minnesota

God’s Good Gift of Sex

God’s design for intimacy is consummation, procreation, love and pleasure, and the best way to experience His gift to us is when these are enjoyed together in an exclusive relationship.

Thoughts on New Congress & Evangelical Political Concerns

American evangelicals have a broad range of political priorities, and neither party adequately reflects interests of this increasingly diverse constituency. When the 112th US Congress meets this month the balance of political power will change significantly. What should be the legislative priorities of this new congress from an evangelical perspective? The answer to that question [...]

The Future of Missions Has Already Changed

We often hear that the “future of missions is changing.” After being in Cape Town I would propose a correction to say “the future of missions has already changed.” The challenge for us in America is to quickly learn our new role in a global mission movement that has already changed. Can we follow the [...]

Truth Became A Person – Day 1 at Cape Town

Day 1 of the Third Lausanne Congress focused on reminding ourselves of the absolute truth of Christ. In a world where most cultures promote a plurality of “personal truths” it is all the more important for Christians to understand how Christ is the visible image of the supreme, divine, cosmic truth. A phrase that helps [...]

Destroying Humanity

Racism has destroyed societies and ruined the lives of so many generations. In South Africa, where I am today, apartheid was repealed in the 90′s, but the human cost continues today with extraordinary toll on this society. While racist laws can be repealed with the stroke of a pen, the negative affects continue for generations. [...]

First day in Cape Town

There were about 75-100 Lausanne delegates on the 11-hour flight from Amsterdam to Cape Town, which arrived here Thursday evening. Many of us had traveled for more than 24 hours, coming from the US, Canada, Brazil, and even from New Zealand. Friday is a rest day for most of us, and first impressions of Cape [...]

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