Luke Greenwood, the European Director of Steiger International, shared his vision for innovative evangelism strategies that connect with the young generation who are often disconnected from traditional church structures in a recent episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast.

Throughout his ministry, Pastor Kou has served in various churches across central and southwestern China. In an interview, he highlighted a troubling trend in some churches today: certain pastors regard believers as "their own flock" rather than "the Lord's sheep."

Now in his fifties, Pastor Hong has devoted the majority of his life to church ministry. Observing that many churches and believers today have lost the transformative power of truth, he has committed himself to restoring this foundation within the church, aiming to cultivate a truth-based church culture that will take generations to fully establish.

He continued, "I believe that whatever I can accomplish in my counseling work is rooted in my faith. My relationship with God is personal and unique, and it is this uniqueness that sets me apart. There are many others who are more skilled than I am, but it is this distinct connection that gives me inspiration, strength, and wisdom."

He cautioned, Praise is a trap. One must stay vigilant or risk falling into it unknowingly. And once you do, it is difficult to escape."

“In fact, God’s original and vital purpose for men is to sacrifice themselves for their wives and help them grow toward maturity.” He added, “If a wife cannot become a glorious wife, then the family cannot become a godly family. This is absolute, because it is by God’s design. The influence of a wife and mother on a family is profound.”

Without external environmental crises, the traditional Christian model, a model of responding to suffering, can no longer meet the needs of the generation born since the 1990s. They are searching for meaning in life, personal value, and goals worth pursuing, things the traditional church model cannot provide at all.

In an interview with Christian Times, Christian counselor Ms. Shanshan shared how, over the past decade, she has supported individuals in regaining mental well-being through the guidance of God.

Are young people missing from your church? A frontline preacher explores the need, the reasons, and how churches can focus on pastoral care and training for the next generation.

As a Chinese missionary serving in Australia for 19 years, Paul Yuan shares his reflections on cross-cultural mission and the strategies he has adopted. He also provides an overview of the countries in Oceania where he serves and encourages Chinese Christians to step out and learn from one another.