Leadership Team
Global Partners
Enoch Adebayo
Nigeria, Redeemed Christian Church of God
Bayo Adeyokunnu
Baltimore, Redeemed Church
Jim Ayers
Utah, Valley Assembly
Mark Bailey
Texas, Dallas Theological Seminary
Stephen Banning
Texas, Assemblies of God
Carlos Belart
Argentina, Cita con la Vida
John Bongiorno
Washington DC, Worldserve
Dan Briles
Arizona, First Assembly
Wayne Cordeiro
Honolulu, New Hope
Billy Joe Daugherty
Oklahoma, Victory Christian Center
Tom Deuschle
Zimbabwe, Celebration Church
Tim Eddy
Illinois, Trinity Christian
Russ Eggert
New Jersey, Marlton Assembly
Des Evans
Fort Worth, Bethesda Community Church
Nick Garland
Oklahoma, First Baptist
J. Don George
Texas, Calvary Church
Prince Guneratnam
Malaysia, Calvary Church
Jack Hayford
California, Foursquare
Larry Hickey
Virginia, Assemblies of God
David Highlander
Virginia, Calvary
Brian Houston
Australia, Hillsong
Ademola Ishola
Nigeria, Southern Baptist
Rory Kaye
Sweden, I AM
Phil Krist
Michigan, Lakeside Assembly
John Kuert
Pennsylvania, Evangel Heights
Mike Larkin
California, Foursquare
James Leggett
Oklahoma, Pentecostal Holiness
Sani Matalomani
Fiji, Assemblies of God
David Mazzella
New Jersey, Lighthouse Christian Fellowship
Ray McCauley
South Africa, Rhema
Mike Modica
Florida, First Assembly
Peter Mortlock
New Zealand, City Impact
Don Myer
Pennsylvania, Valley Forge University
Tricia Neil
England, Alpha
Peter Njiri
Kenya, Assemblies of God
Guido Luis Nunez
Costa Rica, Mision Apostolic
Ed Peecher
Illinois, Embassy Church
Phil Pringle
Australia, City Churches
Tommy Reid
New York, The Tabernacle
Charles Robertson
Texas, Victory Assembly
Bob Rodgers
Kentucky, Evangel Prayer Center
Ed Russo
Florida, Victorious Life
Ed Silvoso
California, Harvest Evangelism
Wendell Smith
Washington, City Church
John Sorensen
Florida, Evangelism Explosion
Leonard Sweet
Washington, Spirit Venture
Jeff Tarbox
Maine, New Life Christian Center
Stan Toler
Oklahoma, Nazarene
Charlie Tuttle
Texas, Faith Family
Kenneth C. Ulmer
California, Faithful Central
Gregory Waybright
Illinois, TEDS
Bill Winston
Illinois, Living Word Christian Ctr
Peter Wenz
Germany, Biblische Glaubens Gemeinde
K. P. Yohanan
Texas, Gospel for Asia
Emmanuel Ziga
Washington, All Nations
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Dear Visionary Leader, Tropical Storm Fay dropped more than 30 inches (76 cm) of rain on my house last week, until my daughters started looking to see if animals were lining up two by two. At the same time, I was reading about the “Information Flood” that has poured on all of us in the last ten years. New technologies are dramatically transforming the Internet and could boost Internet Protocol traffic in the United States alone more than 50-fold within the next decade, according to a report by the Discovery Institute (“Estimating the Exaflood: The Impact of Video and Rich Media on the Internet”). When you add the rest of the world, it is a modern day phenomenon. “Innovations like YouTube, IPTV, high-definition video and mobile phone cameras are driving this new wave of data-or exaflood-of Internet and IP traffic,” said Bret Swanson, an adjunct fellow at the Discovery Institute and co-author of the report. “Many of the new online opportunities we can’t even imagine today.” Coauthored by Telecosm author George Gilder, the report describes technologies and trends that will drive Internet growth. By 2015, for example, video calling and virtual windows could total 400 exabytes a year. An exabyte is equal to one billion gigabytes, an equivalent of a stack of books more than 200 million miles past the sun. US use alone could equal 1000 exabytes, or one zettabyte, which is one million million billion bytes of data. “As real broadband is deployed, these data tributaries will swell into an exaflood,” wrote Gilder. The Internet’s first phase was the original research project. The second phase was the e-mail and worldwide web explosion of 1995. Swanson wrote, “Today’s video and rich media surge begins the third phase. It will be bigger than the first two.” Wise leaders and investors must be aware that the capacity in broadband access networks to homes and businesses must expand by a factor of between 10 and 100 over the next few years, which could total more than $100 billion in the US alone in the next five years. |
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We continue to witness knowledge doubling before our eyes. Remember, truth does not double, but remains the same forever. We are not called to invite people to a concept, but to Christ; not to a principle but a person; not to an axiom, but to the Almighty; not to a commitment but to Christ, the Lord! Let’s make sure that the whole world knows before it is too late. “The Gospel is only Good News if it makes it there in time.” Blessings! Until The Last Person Has Heard, |
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