A church that has rapidly developed over more than a decade and successfully navigated the three-year pandemic, Church Y's vitality is attributed to the senior pastor’s philosophy: the church must grasp social development trends and address the issues of this era.

One significant challenge facing today's church is the "infestion of heresies." This article aims to outline common methods heretics use to lure followers and how churches can respond effectively.

From the miracle Jesus performed at the wedding at Cana, Pastor D shares thoughts on why it is important to embrace Jesus, instead of only the law.

In an age of widespread anxiety, Pastor Liang urged that pastors learn to rely firmly on God rather than wealth or any other power.

In an opinion of a pastor who serves in southern Fujian, the most important thing for pastors is to deliver sermons well in the pulpit.

A southern Chinese pastor states that the crisis of Christians in this era is spiritual and a life filled with the Holy Spirit is the solution.

A house church pastor believes the diverse and vast landscape of Chinese churches necessitates re-denominationalization and unity should come through shared evangelistic efforts rather than forced uniformity.

As financial issues are a leading cause of marital breakdown, Dr. Jeffry T. Lee advices on managing these issues through trust, generosity, effective communication, and practical financial planning.

To prevent believers from falling into heresies, a pastor trained small group leaders during the pandemic and another reminds believers to build face-to-face connections rather than study online.

The Sunday service is a time for Christians to meet with God rather than seek spiritual nourishment alone, so a pastor emphasizes the importance of supplementing the communal worship with regular devotions during the week.