The Field is the World (Matt. 13:38)

This is the first installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment1 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

This is the second installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment2 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

This is the third installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment3 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

This is the fourth installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment4 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

This is the fifth installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment5 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

This is the sixth installment of the WebEx "Webinar" conducted by GMO to publicise the launch of our Jesus2020 campaign. Jesus2020 Segment6 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.

By Mark Winz , Worldwide Challenge Magazine: Numbers in graphic include countries and territories -- Graphic by Tina Meyer In less than 30 years the JESUS film's reach has met or surpassed that of long-standing companies like Levi Strauss & Co., founded in 1853, and Coca-Cola, founded in 1886. Even Federal Express, founded in 1971, can't deliver the film to every place it's been shown. The JESUS Film Project's ® goal is to reach every person on earth with the message of Jesus in a language he or she can understand. It has been translated into more than 1,000 languages.

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You may not yet have heard about the new movie from the creators of “Facing the Giants” and “Flywheel,” (two films I highly recommend for the spiritual issues they raise!), but on September 26, Sherwood Pictures' film “ Fireproof ” will be given limited release nationwide. I was invited to see a preview of the film at a local theater and was very impressed. There were no paid actors in the film; everyone volunteered their time—yet the drama, both in the tension between the main characters and in the action scenes onscreen, was intense. It is a very enjoyable film that will inspire and challenge viewers. Spontaneous applause burst out in the theater on several occasions; and when the Kendrick brothers (producers of all three films) addressed the audience, they received a standing ovation. More importantly, the strength of the movie is in the truth of the message it communicates. Kirk Cameron plays Caleb Holt, captain of a fire station who is a great leader, an honorable friend and

YWAM founder's talk about the use of Internet Evangelism as God's gift to reach the world today (see Episode 19!) Click here to get your own player. Please do pray God would continue to meet our needs, make our work effective and send other laborers to help us!

Here's a review of the movie "Expelled" which I submitted for the Orlando Sentinel last month. (It was rejected) I was trying to be as single-minded as I was capable of, focusing tightly on the concept to which the film also tries adhere, that true academic freedom would demand that students be able to evaluate honest portrayals of each idea. Currently, the way the law is being interpreted, that is not possible. Scopes and Darwin, it appears, lived in an era of more academic freedom than is possible today. In 1925, the famous " Scopes Monkey Trial ," in Dayton, TN, was about whether a teacher violated what was then accepted law in Tennessee--that no theory should be taught by a state-supported school which denied Biblical Creationism and substituted instead that man descended from a lower order of animals. At the time, the American Civil Liberties Union advertised in the local newspapers for a willing teacher to violate and challenge this law in court. John Scop