ZGBriefs | October 20, 2022
...Professor of Church History and Missions at Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte, California. His most recent book is Darkest Before the Dawn: A Brief History of the Rise of...
...Professor of Church History and Missions at Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte, California. His most recent book is Darkest Before the Dawn: A Brief History of the Rise of...
...her own journey in China and beyond, the book challenges the next generation to a deeper, God-centered life. For more information or to purchase the book go to GraceWorks Store....
...that, for me, the most staggering sentence of the whole book was from his introduction: “When I first lived in China in 1973 not one Christian church was open to...
...from his office during lunch break with a collapsible fishing rod. The 30-year-old, who works as an algorithm researcher, describes these piecemeal stolen moments as his mental reset button. “I...
...moving slowing in unison through prescribed routines. But that very popularity is adding to its advocates’ concerns. For Years, I've Been A Correspondent In China. This Month, I Became A...
...was in March of 2012 when I was doing research for my book The Bells Are Not Silent: Stories of Church Bells in China. Here’s what I write about the...
...a cook, it did open my eyes further to this vital part of the Chinese world that it would be easy to think I already knew. It also makes me wonder whom I could...
Last month, on a trip to China, I did something I always do when I get there—I tried to find out what new Christian resources are available within China. Much...
...of understanding, hoping to build those bridges of friendship among us and among others. When I think of inculturation, I think about Jesus Christ as our most important model. Jesus...
I read a fascinating book in 2003 titled The Rise of Christianity by Rodney Stark. It is a sociologist’s look at how Christianity grew from a small collection of adherents...
...political reform in China, so I will repeat what I have been saying since I went to China in 1985adapt to the current reality and take advantage of each available...
...the book to Mr. Zhang Ruimin,[2] known as China’s top CEO. Zhang’s positive appraisal of the book added fuel to the fire and resulted in a flood of people in...