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.
Life Begets Life: Reflections on the Legacy of a Church Built by Martyrs
In the late Qing Dynasty, a young missionary from England and his family came to a small county town in Jinzhong, Shanxi Province to do the mission work. Two years later, the Boxer Movement broke out, and seven members of the missionary's family were taken to Taiyuan, imprisoned, paraded, and beheaded.
A Father's Reflection on Opening Ceremony of Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Protect Children for a Better Future
The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games should show the beauty of sports and promote the unity and progress of mankind, instead of showing extreme cases and creating divisions to protect the minority in the name of infringing on the interests of the majority!
China’s Crucial Role in Palestinian Christianity
In the expansive landscape of global Christianity, two seemingly disparate regions—China and Palestine—share a profound yet often overlooked bond rooted in faith and endurance.
Reflection on Free Bible Giveaway in China: Is Free the Only Form of Grace?
Life Begets Life: Reflections on the Legacy of a Church Built by Martyrs
In the late Qing Dynasty, a young missionary from England and his family came to a small county town in Jinzhong, Shanxi Province to do the mission work. Two years later, the Boxer Movement broke out, and seven members of the missionary's family were taken to Taiyuan, imprisoned, paraded, and beheaded.
Voice: Is Christianity in China Stagnant or Reorganizing?
Has Christianity in China truly entered stagnation? Does Chinese Christianity still possess latent vitality that could potentially seize new opportunities and experience a new revival in the future?
A Father's Reflection on Opening Ceremony of Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Protect Children for a Better Future
Scenes of Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony Draws Opposition From Chinese Christian Community
Several scenes, such as the parody and desecration of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper," were deemed blasphemous to the Christian faith by global Christian communities and conservative groups, including the Chinese Christian community.
Christianity in Post-Pandemic China: Navigating the Shifting Landscape
Understanding both the registered and unregistered aspects of the church in China provides a more comprehensive picture of the dynamic interplay within the Christian sphere, shedding light on the various challenges and opportunities that each sector encounters.
China’s Crucial Role in Palestinian Christianity
Beijing Pastor Reflects on Running, Staying, and Returning
Ultimately, all instances of running, staying, and returning are in God's hands. It's crucial to understand God's will, have a clear heavenly vision, and discern the mysteries behind our circumstances. Whether we choose running, staying, or returning, we should choose the path of death on the cross.
The Next Decade of the Church in China
Pastor Li shared his reflections on Christianity in China as well as his outlook and predictions for the next decade. He believes that Chinese Christianity is transitioning from a growth period to a bottleneck period …the next long phase will be one of consolidation, with the cultivation and nurturing of excellent church talent being a key priority.
Religious Discrimination Hinders Spread of Gospel
Church Should Pay More Attention to Exceptional Children
During my past two-year psychological counseling work, I can clearly feel that more and more exceptional teenagers come to consult me, but they receive much less help than they should.
Where Does the Cult in Blockbuster 'The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon' Come From?
In the recent blockbuster "The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon," cults have been an important part of the plot. What kind of cult is that in the movie?
My Experience as a Foreign Student in the Church in China
American Christian Says to Give Help to Chinese Suffering Believers
A letter from Rachelle Wood says that American canned food and help would be supplied for suffering people.
A Brother's Letter From Shanghai Under Pandemic
The brother is really grateful to fellow believers from various cities for their concern and prayer. His community has been in lockdown for a month, but there is no shortage of daily food, as he has been cooking by himself for over 20 years. Besides cooking, he tried his best to reach neighbors with love and deeds.
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