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Why Truth Matters
Why does truth matter? The biblical view of truth seems obscene to the modern mind. But on a deeper look, the biblical view is profound, timely, and urgent. Os Guinness uses examples from history to look at the interaction between society and the...

Evangelism as Incarnational Reality
Evangelism is not about money, method, or management; it’s about authenticity, credibility, and spiritual power. It’s not a hit and run event, but a journey of walking alongside. Evangelist Becky Pippert discusses how the strongest, most vital,...

A Fresh Approach To Witness – Panel
Becky Pippert facilitates a panel discussion answering practical questions about evangelism. For more information go to A Fresh Approach To Witness – Panel on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab

The 5 Elements of Effective Evangelism
Becky Pippert identifies five critical elements to make personal and proclamation evangelism effective. For more information go to The 5 Elements of Effective Evangelism on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab.

The Crisis of Faith in the West
Many in the West are experiencing a crisis of faith. Evangelist Michael Ramsden from England challenges participants to recover their confidence in the truth of the gospel. For more information go to The Crisis of Faith in the West on the Lausanne...

3 Approaches for Bold Witness
Why do so many feel inadequate when it comes to sharing their faith? Archbishop Kwashi and Becky Pippert show that the strongest and most vital evangelism occurs when three approaches are used together: personal evangelism, small group evangelism,...

The Success or Failure of Business as Mission
Mats Tunehag examines what factors determine the success or failure of business as mission. He argues that it’s important to remember our objective and refuse to compromise on professionalism, excellence, and integrity. For more information go to...

Remembering Billy Graham: A Video Tribute
On 21 February 2018 at the age 99, Rev Billy Graham went to be in the presence of the Lord. This special video provides a window into his legacy, anchored around the clarion calls he issued at the First Lausanne Congress in 1974 and encompassing...

The God Question
Iain Morris gives a brief introduction to the threat of mass media in conveying false truths about Christianity and discusses his documentary series ‘The God Question’. For more information go to The God Question on the Lausanne Movement...

Cinema as Outreach – Nick Pollard
In many parts of the world, attendance at church is decreasing while attendance in cinemas is growing. Damaris.org provides resources to accompany feature films designed to guide Christians in using popular media as a tool for outreach. For more...

From Entertainment to Impact: Mass Media as Salt and Light
There has been an explosive growth in media in Latin America, leading to both challenges and opportunities for mission. Arnold Enns discusses how we can use mass media to communicate the gospel and bring transformation to society. For more...

Doxology and Overflow – Ajith Fernando
Everything we need for our abundant life is available to us through what Christ has done. Ajith Fernando unwraps the truths of Ephesians 1 as he delves deeper and deeper into the full picture of our salvation, its outworking, and its wonders that we...

Social Media as Gospel Opportunity – Krish Kandiah
How can we build on global networks, including social media, for gospel impact? The church has always taken advantage of current technology to spread the gospel. New media allows for immediate, global connectivity and networking, and access to...

Paul’s Letter – Arts
In this drama, a group of Ephesian Christians await Tychicus’ arrival with Paul’s letter to their church. Fearful that he has been arrested at a Roman checkpoint on his way, they rejoice upon his arrival and begin reading the letter. For more...

Honouring the Missing Chinese Participant – Doug Birdsall
The church of China was not represented at Lausanne 1989, and participants from China were unable to join the global church at Cape Town 2010. The Lausanne participants welcome their Chinese brothers and sisters even in their absence. For more...

A New Breed of Missionaries – Timothy Liu
What does gospel witness look like when it comes to back-stabbing colleagues, incorrigible leaders, corrupted officials, and unethical professionals—what does it look like to make the workplace your ministry? The time has come for a new breed of...

Bringing India’s Least of These into Baliraja’s Kingdo
India’s working poor and Dalits (untouchables) comprise over half the population in a nation of over a billion, and are considered one of the largest unreached people groups in the world. Dinesh Kumar, born in a Dalit family, describes the...

North Korea through a Young Orphan’s Eyes - North Korean Student
What could compel a young Christian orphan to dream of someday returning to North Korea, where persecution is all but certain? Only the love of Christ, which is stronger than fear, deeper than sorrow, and more precious than life itself. Watch this...

The Total Health Village
Ravi Jayakaran gives an overview of participatory learning, also called ‘the total health village’, a low cost and effective way to support and empower poor communities to define and work on their own solutions to problems. For more information...

Christ in the Souk
Recently in the Middle East and Africa, churches have been growing and experiencing an unprecedented openness to the gospel of Jesus Christ. What has caused this increase? And what are the difficulties and challenges for new believers? For more...

The Role of the Church in the Care of Creation
David Kidma from Papua New Guinea speaks on the role of the church in the care of the environment, describing how the church in New Guinea has developed a handbook for individuals, churches, and schools to address environmental concerns. For more...

Why Should Christians Care about Creation?
All debates about climate change aside, why should Christians care about creation? Because God has called us to care. We must consider not only the economic implications of our business practices and lifestyles, but the people and the planet we...

The Space between Light and Darkness – Christine MacMillan
The Word of God is ours, but what is our tone in speaking to the world? How can we break down the walls of hostility and build bridges of conversation? We must stand in the space between the light and the darkness, as willing channels. For more...

Who Are the Dalits?
In India, nearly a quarter of the population, called the Dalits, silently endure the atrocities of the caste system, including slavery, extreme poverty, and sex trafficking. How can we as Christians minister to and stand up for oppressed and...

Wounded Nations, Wounded Healers
Speaking from the perspective of a ‘wounded healer’, Antoine Rutayisire uses Rwanda as a case study to show how the most wounded nations of the world are now also experiencing the greatest growth in Christianity. For more information go to...

Credibility and Racial Reconciliation – Brenda Salter McNeil
Those of us in the United States cannot speak out about racism in other countries if our credibility is undermined by the racism in our own backyards. In a time when the world is demanding greater credibility of us as Christians, how can the church...

When Israelis and Palestinians Both Love Jesus
Does the gospel have power to reconcile divides as deep as the one between Palestinians and Israelis? In this brief but powerful video, Shadia Qubti, a Palestinian Christian, stands side by side with Dan Sered, an Israeli Messianic Jew, as they...

Our Boys On the Border
In this dramatic presentation, two soldiers at war enact reconciliation. For more information go to Our Boys On the Border on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab.

God on the Move in South Africa
Fruit from the Fourth Lausanne Congress Inspiring a Denomination with a Vision for Mission Sophia Roman – Assemblies of God Theological Education Accelerating the Great Commission Thinking Louie Naidoo – South African Theological Seminary (SATS)...

Incarnational Leadership as Servanthood
Cultures in Conversation with Jesus ‘Leadership is cause and everything else is effect’, quotes Ghanaian scholar and former public administrator, Professor Stephen Adei. Many theories of leadership— democratic, transactional, transformational,...