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.

GMAE Elects New Board Members

Carolyn Haas, Jim Olson, Matt Brown and Sergio Choy join GMAE Board of Directors.

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 [...]

Reflections on Cape Town 2010: God is on the Move

Carl Nelson speaking at Elim Church November 7. God is so much bigger than I can imagine; The Gospel is bigger than what we usually think of; Our global Christian family needs (but not like they used to need us).

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 [...]

Latino Christianity and the future of American Evangelicalism

Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, “Latino Christianity and the future of American evangelicalism” speaking at the Coming Together 2010 conference.

Who is my neighbor (and why are they so different than me?)

Dr. Christena Cleveland on group social dynamics speaking at the Coming Together 2010 conference.

GMAE eNews Sept 9

Wow! Fall 2010 is exciting & busy. GMAE is leading or participating in several initiatives, and more opportunities are available throughout the region.

Strengthening families & protecting workers

I know that many evangelicals have not always been sympathetic to these issues and have instead advocated for strong anti-immigrant policies. For many years I was one of them.

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