"Our lives are like a rehearsal for eternity," a pastor said, urging Christians to rehearse eternity by faith—transforming weakness into strength and maturing in faith to reach completeness.

Pastor Fang used two thought-provoking statements to describe how believers relate to the Holy Spirit: "I don't know that I already know," and "I don't know that I actually don't know."

A megachurch pastor cautioned congregants on a Sunday against turning moral expectations into rigid rules, which become moral coercion. “It suppresses individual freedom and can distort the true meaning of morality.”

In two sermons on Sunday on the topic of "loving one's country," Beijing Chongwenmen Church ministers taught that Christians should submit to governing authorities as an act of submission to God and are called to live out their faith as the light of the world, bringing glory to God's name.

The growing trend of young people burning incense reflects their spiritual needs to some extent. Faced with the pressures and challenges of real life, some turn to traditional folk rituals to seek comfort and strength. Some churches and Christians have reflected on the deeper spiritual needs behind this phenomenon, emphasizing the importance of addressing young people’s real-life struggles.

Two Christian relief organizations are raising concerns over the growing use of technology to monitor and control the religious practices of Christians in China. Surveillance systems are being increasingly deployed to track individuals, especially those associated with unregistered churches, making it harder for believers to freely practice their faith without facing state intervention.

On the 2025 World Watch List released by Open Doors on Wednesday, China ranks 15th on the list of the 50 countries where Christians face the most extreme persecution—a four-place rise compared to last year.

During the inaugural Kuliang Forum, the "Stories of Sino-American Friendship" collection initiative was officially launched. Jointly organized by the Chinese state media outlets the initiative invites individuals and organizations worldwide to share their stories, continuing the legacy of Kuliang’s historical ties.

Jimmy Carter, a lifelong Baptist and the 39th President of the United States, passed away at the age of 100 on Sunday. He is remembered in China for his pivotal role in establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries. His deep Christian faith also led him to play a significant role in advancing religious freedom in China.

On December 19, millennial Christian Heymen released his "Christmas Night" song on NetEase Cloud Music. By December 21, it had reached the Top 50, gaining widespread attention among young Christians.