...online. To complement this, the missionaries I’m talking about need person-to-person interaction, which we can achieve through video-conferencing. In my opinion, the need is enormous. I estimate that 90% of...
...are free to be quiet and alone. It should be a place where you are given the opportunity for good rest at any time you need it. You will need...
...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...
...unreached. Guangzhou: Challenges and Struggles (November 18, 2024, China Partnership) I don’t complain. This is what God has given. If this is what God has given China, then the Chinese...
...others will laugh at me, so only at night I quietly cry/call, ‘Daddy, Mommy, I miss you; I want to be with you so much, to see your faces. I...
...We need to see both the existence and the government of the city churches. First we need to focus on our own local churches. They need strong theological education and...
...I need to come to worship God. When I go to church . . . this is what I might say to them: We need to learn to go from...
...by disaster—they are right now being tormented by depths of suffering, how can I remain calm? As the Bible says, “If one member suffers, all suffer together.” Though I have...
...highly centralized country. The decision makers sometimes need to show people what they should do; they need to show the international community want they want. With their policies, they must...
...published a book Drums and Worship written by the school's professional drumming instructor, Brother Li Cixian. This is his first book. Li Cixian was born into a Christian family and...
...here. In light of these helpful resources, I will approach my review of this book in a slightly different manner than most book reviews, including and engaging the reviews by...
...field. Your book was groundbreaking for me. It took me a while to start the book because I didn’t think I had conflicts in my life. But in the first...