"Truth is not primarily a philosophical issue but a matter of theology. God is true, the Spirit is the Spirit of truth, his Word is true, our faith is true, and unless we are clear and firm about truth, this Congress might as well stop now." These words from Os Guinness, a leading evangelical apologist, brought the delegates at Lausanne to their feet.
Check out the photos from the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism in Cape Town, South Africa: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ministry-Formation/163436427354?v=photos#!/album.php?aid=244048&id=163436427354
The Cape Town Lausanne Congress began with the sound of African drums. We were welcomed at the airport by a band of young people offering praise praise to God -- beating their drums and blowing their whistles. What a warm welcome! African hospitality. This congress is like no other gathering of Christians -- ever since the days of Christ and the outpouring of God's Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
I love to go on a journey, especially when I hop on my motorcycle and have nothing but open road in front of me. The destination is not the most important; I ride my bike because of the journey. I believe this to be true of most bikers; this is also true of postmodern thinking.
The one thing I have had to get used to since moving to Australia is school uniforms. On any school day the streets are dotted with colour as each school has different uniforms which the students wear. Neil Cole writes: "The days of wearing uniforms in church are gone.... At one time, when you went to church everyone wore clothing of the same color and style as they led worship in a service.