Why I Remain Cautious About Charlie Kirk Being Narrated as 'Modern Martyr'
The true power of faith lies not in producing the number of “modern martyrs,” but in remembering that unique salvation.
Remembering Dr. James Dobson: A Chinese Preacher’s Reflections on Faith and Parenting
For Chinese readers, Dr. Dobson's legacy represents an alternative vision of education. In the midst of tensions between tradition and modernity, and between utilitarianism and faith, he offered a different path: the family is established by God, and the mission of parents is not only to raise children but also to guide them toward truth and help them grow into independent individuals.
Why Are More People Playing With Their Phones During Sunday Services?
We live in a world overflowing with information and distractions, but our hearts do not belong here, but in heaven. So next time you feel the urge to lower your head to check your phone in the church, pause for a second and ask yourself: “Right now, am I connecting with God, or connecting with the latest trend?”
Why Are Fewer Young People Attending Church in China? 7 Possible Reasons
In recent years, many churches in China have observed a noticeable decline in the number of young people attending services or participating in church life. While this trend is not unique to China, it has prompted leaders and believers to reflect more deeply on its causes.
Why Are Fewer Young People Attending Church in China? 7 Possible Reasons
Voice: What Should the Church Do in the Age of Advanced Artificial Intelligence?
Perhaps the greatest gift AI can offer to the church is to bring us back to the very foundation of our faith: when all external technologies and packaging are stripped away, could what remains be a heart that earnestly looks to the Lord alone?
Reflection on Free Bible Giveaway in China: Is Free the Only Form of Grace?
Many Chinese Christians believe that grace equals free, that once they get used to free grace, they can’t do without it, and that grace must mean free.
Heaven, Hell, or Something Else? Theologians Debate What Comes After Death
Dr. Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen Lectures on Christian Pneumatology as Public Theology
Dr. Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen argued for a "world-embracing, multi-layered pneumatology" that extends the Holy Spirit's work beyond the church into all public domains. His lecture explored the Spirit's role in society, science, and other religions, advocating for a "post-critical" engagement with these spheres.
Prof. Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen Lectures on Eschatological Hope in the Intersection of Sciences and Theology
Prof. Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen delivered a lecture on the intersection of Christian eschatology and scientific cosmology. He contrasted the scientific prediction of the universe's eventual heat death with the theological hope for a divinely initiated new creation.
Is the Chinese Church Governed by Human Leadership or by the Holy Spirit?
Remembering Dr. James Dobson: A Chinese Preacher’s Reflections on Faith and Parenting
For Chinese readers, Dr. Dobson's legacy represents an alternative vision of education. In the midst of tensions between tradition and modernity, and between utilitarianism and faith, he offered a different path: the family is established by God, and the mission of parents is not only to raise children but also to guide them toward truth and help them grow into independent individuals.
Why Are More People Playing With Their Phones During Sunday Services?
We live in a world overflowing with information and distractions, but our hearts do not belong here, but in heaven. So next time you feel the urge to lower your head to check your phone in the church, pause for a second and ask yourself: “Right now, am I connecting with God, or connecting with the latest trend?”
The Myths of the Chinese church: A Nigerian Perspective
Proposal for Establishing Church Libraries
A church library’s function goes far beyond simple reading. It is another field for nurturing believers and pastors, and it forms a Christian knowledge service system.
Hoping for a Prayer Breakfast without Russians
Recently, 200 Ukrainian evangelicals travelled to Washington, D.C. in order to participate in a government-sponsored “Ukrainian Week” from 3 to 8 February. More than a few of them were then present at the annual National Prayer Breakfast in that city on 6 February. Roughly 15 pastors arrived from Russia to attend the Breakfast.
Readers' New Year Blessings to Chinese Christians
Greetings to Our Chinese Brothers and Sisters in Preparation for the Holy Holiday of Christmas
Dr. Lajos Békefy, Ph.D., Budapest, Hungary sent a heartfelt Christmas greeting to believers in China.
A Prayer for Boldness
As the National Day of Prayer theme for 2024 is "Lift Up the Word, Light Up the World," Harry Gibbons, a born-again Christian gave his prayer in order to light up China on the incoming Christmas Day.
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