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Already in the early days of the internet, Christian individuals and groups saw the potential in the technology for fellowship, outreach and evangelism. Digital technology has long been adopted by enthusiasts, but also marginal groups such as those...

Since the dawn of civilization, human beings have been on the move. Some people move in search of greener pastures, to find livelihood, to seek safety, for education, in search of employment, join family, for trade, to engage in business, or for...

The leadership team of the Lausanne Movement took the initiative to hold listening calls, inviting evangelical leaders of the world, in preparation for the Fourth Lausanne Congress (L4) to be held in Seoul, South Korea in September 2024. For more...

Toward a Faithful Evangelical Hermeneutic of Scripture Evangelical Unity in Diversity ‘Do you understand what you are reading?’ is Philip’s question to the Ethiopian official who is poring over Isaiah 53:7–8 (Acts 8:27–33). The Ethiopian...

Technology has always been an integral part of human life. Throughout history technology has allowed humans to communicate, build, explore, create, prosper, and survive, but also to exploit, dominate, destroy, and kill. Technological artefacts are...

Human displacement results in the creation of strangers, foreigners, migrants, aliens, exiles, nomads, refugees, and servitude. Faith, hope, and love in the Christian faith are shaped on the anvil of displacement. This paper begins with short...

The Closing Ceremony continues with the collect of the day, Old Testament reading, Psalm 148, epistle reading, the gospel acclamation, gospel reading, and ‘Worthy is the Lamb’. (Part 2 of 7) For more information go to Scripture Readings –...

The Closing Ceremony continues with ‘Holy, Holy, Holy’, the Eucharistic prayer and institution, the Lord’s Prayer, ‘The Lamb of God’, and ‘Dona Nobis Pacem.’ (Part 5 of 7) For more information go to The Holy Communion – Closing...

Ramez Atallah identifies our true enemies and gives insight into how we can protect ourselves using God’s weapons rather than the world’s. Rebecca Atallah then witnesses to how God’s power overcame the forces of evil in an impoverished garbage...

Valdir Steuernagel moderates this discussion with Cristo Greyling and Princess Zulu, who have both lived the effects of HIV/AIDS in their families and in their own lives. Listeners will be challenged to make reconciliation a key element of the...

In this case study, Richard Higginson and Kina Robertshaw present three Christian business leaders in the United Kingdom who are gospel witnesses, each in a different way—by standing firm to their principles, serving their employees, and directly...

John Ng’ang’a shares several humorous yet deeply profound stories of his encounters with colleagues about Jesus Christ as he worked his way up a multinational oil company ladder. For more information go to Witnessing at a Multinational Oil...

In Metro Manila, the 8th largest city in the world, 21% of Filipinos live under the poverty line. In this panel discussion, David Lim speaks with Eduardo Jimenez, Chonabelle Domingo, and Paul Rollet about how the evangelical church is working in...

Rosalee Velloso Ewell elegantly and powerfully expounds Daniel 2 through the lens of discipleship. Both marketplace and church leaders are encouraged to recognise that discipleship is a life-long journey which requires the integration of the whole...

A lively conversational retelling of Jesus’ transfiguration, from the disciples’ confused perspective. For more information go to Transfiguration on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab