This article is a part of the January 2013 issue of the Lausanne Global Analysis. Access other articles from this issue or download the full issue as a free PDF download. A Census of all the churches in Greater LondonRead more…
The Chinese Transnationals: Implications for World Missions
For my last post, (12.10.2012) I wrote about the Missional Transnationals: Coming Full Circle. In that article I defined and described who they are, and what they contribute to missions that are seemingly unnoticed by the church in general. MissionalRead more…
SITUATIONS OF NEPALESE MIGRANTS AND IMI: A RETROSPECTION
Migration is a major social reality of the 21st century. However, this era has experienced unprecedented movements of people from rural to urban and developing to developed countries. The word “migration’ is defined broadly as permanent or semi-permanent change ofRead more…
People and Their Religions on the Move: Challenge and opportunities of international migration
This article is a part of the November 2012 issue of the Lausanne Global Analysis. Access other articles from this issue or download the full issue as a free PDF download. People all over the world are on the move,Read more…
INTERFAITH DIALOGUE: N’Zεbu Nuanwlε, Jesus the Truth’s other name, known, acknowledged and believed of Baulee people in Cote d’Ivoire.
PROLOGUE:Exclusivists, while recognizing to God His Sovereignty related to His Grace of Salvation, do no longer accept to include another faith within the Salvation of God in Christ. Among these ones, we can find moral (The World Council of Churches)Read more…
Missional Transnationals: Coming Full Circle
I had the pleasure of representing the Jaffray Centre with its Foundations for Global Ministry series in Davao, Philippines from July 13-31, 2012. I taught two courses — one team-taught with Dr. Charles Cook of Ambrose University College & SeminaryRead more…
Counseling Must be Based Solely on the Bible
God’s Word is changeless and remains as powerful and applicable to life today as it was for those living thousands of years ago. On the other hand, secular psychology and psychotherapy are relatively new approaches to address matters of lifeRead more…
Becoming a Diaspora Champion
As I travel, I am meeting more and more people who are committed to reaching the Scattered Peoples. Some are actively involved in raising awareness, motivating, and mobilising people to take part in Diaspora missions. I like to call themRead more…
Lose My Job But Not My Witness – A response to Truth and the Workplace
To facilitate a truly global conversation, we ask Christian leaders from around the world to respond to the Global Conversation’s lead articles. These points of view do not necessarily represent the Lausanne Movement. They are designed to stimulate discussion fromRead more…
Truth and the Workplace: sacred-secular divide
The creation story displays the truth about human work through character of God the creative worker. Humans, made in God’s image, are co-workers, junior partners or sub-creators with God. We are commissioned to rule God’s creation (Genesis 1:26-28); to useRead more…