Reflections and stories on living out Christian faith in daily life, from family and relationships to prayer, spiritual growth, and service.
The "Sunday Christian" phenomenon is not just a feature of lukewarm churches in the West. The demands of urban life in China have taken their toll on the commitment of Christians there as well. In this online church publication, two Chinese believers point out the dangers both for the spiritual life of the individual Christian as well as for the church.
This is from the testimony section of the website for Zion Church in Beijing. It is the story of God's grace in a difficult marriage.
The plight of Iranian Pastor Yousef Nadarkahni has attracted the concern of China's online Christian community. New information regarding his case is posted and reposted on Christian websites and Weibo (micro-blog) pages, often accompanied by urgent calls to pray for Pastor Nadarkahni.
Those who have mentored share some of their insights and discuss the needs of Chinese leaders that would benefit from mentoring. The role of foreign Christians in mentoring is addressed along with a look at how Jesus mentored other. Mentoring resources are suggested.
God calls his church to grow in peacemaking. While we will always face conflicts in life, through the gospel the Lord enables us to become Christ-like peacemakers. Four principles for becoming peacemakers are explored.
What are some obstacles to faith that Chinese individuals face? How can they be overcome?
A 40-day prayer journal for the China 2008 games.
Dedication, difficulties, and questions about what's next following an intense but relatively short career.
What does it look like to show compassion to the poor in China? How can a Christian in China show the love of Christ to those in desparate circumstances. One young returnee shares her story.
Dedication, difficulties,and questions about what's next following an intense but relatively short career.