Spring 2013
 Some have suggested that Christianity is dying, but that's not what the research says or what we are seeing. Contributions from Ed Stetzer, President of Lifeway Research; Alan McMahan, Editor of Great Commission Research Journal; and Owen Strachan, Assistant Professor at Boyce College shed light on the state of evangelicalism in the United States. The Spring 2013 NAE Insight also highlights certain areas of growth in the evangelical community (e.g. on the internet, among Hispanics, in multi-ethnic expressions and in urban areas). (read more)
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Winter 2012/13
For the Winter 2012/13 edition of the NAE Insight, evangelical leaders offered their advice in setting an agenda for the next administration. Contributors include Kim Colby, Senior Counsel for the Christian Legal Society; Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family; Paige Cunningham, Executive Director of The Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity; William A. Roberts, National Commander of The Salvation Army in the United States; Stephan Bauman, President of World Relief; Jenny Yang, Director of Advocacy for World Relief; Rick Love, President of Peace Catalyst International; and Mitch Hescox, President of Evangelical Environmental Network. (read more) |
Fall 2012
 Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani has been the face of persecuted Christians for the last three years. While we rejoice that Nadarkhani is now free, there is still much to do to advance the cause of religious freedom. The 2012 Fall NAE Insight looks at the state of religious freedom around the world and explores what the church can do. It includes contributions from Suzan Johnson Cook, Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, and George O. Wood, General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, among others. A map of Countries of Particular Concern in regards to religious freedom violations is also included. (read more)
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Summer 2012
 Ethical success or failure can make or break a pastor's ministry. The Summer 2012 edition of NAE Insight emphasizes the importance of pastoral ethics and offers a code of ethics for pastors. Mark Laaser of Faithful and True Ministries shares his story of ethical failure and redemption; Dan Busby of the Evangelical Council on Financial Accountability gives tips for pastors seeking to be ethical with their personal and church finances; evangelical leaders share their opinions on whether pastors guilty of adultery can be restored to a pastoral position; and more. (read more) |
Spring 2012
 The NAE Insight received a design facelift with this edition, which focused on different ways to reduce the number of abortions in the United States. The newsletter features author Amy Julia Becker, and a Q & A with Mark Regnerus, sociologist at the University of Texas and student of the sexual, family and religious behaviors of youth and young adults in America. It also explores evangelical views on contraception and progress in making adoption more acceptable and accessible. (read more)
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Fall 2011
The U.S. criminal justice system does a poor job of preventing crime, compensating victims and rehabilitating offenders. The 2011 Fall NAE Insight explores what criminal justice reform might look like, as well as how the Church can minister to inmates and ex-offenders. The edition highlights articles from Sen. Jim Webb and Pat Nolan, Vice President of Prison Fellowship. (read more) |
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