...Pickwick Publications, 2021, 238 pages. ISBN-13 9781532675669 (paperback); 9781532675676 (hardcover); 9781532675683 (eBook). All three editions available at Wipf and Stock. I have now spent nearly half of my life reading...
...if we want to use Christmas to preach the gospel, we need to focus on how to effectively evangelize, rather than focusing on shows and performances. I also suggest that...
...At the Front Line of Economic Transformation (January 4, 2022, National Committee on U.S.-China Relations) In his recently updated book, The China Paradox: At the Front Line of Economic Transformation, Paul G....
...missionaries being sent all over the world from non-Western countries (i.e., countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America, Middle East). This book focuses on missionaries sent from one non-Western country, analyzing...
...COVID.” Some of them look at me rather doubtfully when I break the news to them that there are foreign Christians still serving in China—I know because I am in...
...that we acknowledge our need for God only after he has touched our hip socket, when we are limping along. Only then do we acknowledge we need others as well,...
...tears. What can I complain about compared with those missionaries who gave their lives? We apologized to one another and reconciled before the tombstone. I forgave others, and I forgave...
Featured Article The building blocks of Chinese, part 5: Making sense of Chinese words (December 15, 2021, Hacking Chinese) You do need to know characters, but you also need to know how...
...need to make full use of those tools to spread the gospel online. We cannot be represented by others in our calling, mission, and actions. Everyone can be an internet...
...of 2016, I was invited to be a panelist on the topic of “Christian Theological Education” at Acton Institute’s China seminar. In both cases I tried to offer a sober-minded...
...is: What sort of formal relationship should I as a foreign worker have with local churches and their Chinese leadership? Am I a leader? A partner? A student? Something else?...
...it differently. For this reason, I try to express my thoughts gently. I think that, in writing, strong words can easily be misunderstood. Third, when I write an article, I...