Issues Today’s Chinese Women Face
Editor’s note: March is Women’s Month, a holiday which is widely celebrated in China. In honor, we are re-posting a previous article written by a North American-Chinese missionary who served for nearly two decades with her family in China. She shares about some of the major challenges and realities her Chinese friends face as they […]
To Myself Ten Years Ago
Editor’s note: This content is based on the video transcript, with minor edits. I began my pastoral ministry about 10 years ago. I have many things to repent of before God. Those ten years were years of apprenticeship, given me by God. Although I made many mistakes, through it all, he sustained me with his […]
How Global Believers Can Pray for China
Editor’s note: We want to pray for China in 2025 — but how? Today, a Chinese believers follows up last week’s post on why it is important for global believers to pray for China and shares how we can concretely do so. Pan Xihong uses China Partnership’s prayer guides on various Chinese cities to help […]
Why Global Believers Should Pray for China
Editor’s note: A Chinese Christian shares how he has seen God use the prayers of the church around the world to bless China — and why he longs for those prayers to continue. There are many needs in Chinese society right now. As some Chinese acknowledge the futility of life apart from God, Pan Xihong […]
Guangzhou: Raising Gospel Soldiers
Editor’s note: Happy Thanksgiving! Today we are re-publishing a 2018 interview with a Chinese pastor in Guangzhou. He believes the church can primarily influence its city by holding fast to and sharing the truth. As people come to believe the truth, the church is to disciple and train believers to serve others by living a […]
The J-Curve: Suffering with Jesus
Editor’s note: What does “dying and rising with Jesus” look like? J-Curve: Dying and Rising with Jesus in Everyday Life, a 2019 book by Paul Miller, seeks to answer that question. Today we are continuing our series on the J-Curve through a conversation with Lily, a Chinese Christian leader. This interview has been edited for […]
J-Curve and Chinese House Church
Examine how the concept of the J-Curve relates to the experiences of Chinese house churches in their journey of suffering and resurrection.
Chinese College Ministry After Covid: Part 2
Editor’s note: Chinese college campuses are stressful places these days, with two groups of students: those who throw themselves into China’s rat race as they seek to get ahead, and those who have given up on striving and want to just lay back and enjoy life. Although they deal with the pressures of modern life […]
Chinese College Ministry After Covid: Part 1
Editor’s note: Many of today’s middle-aged Chinese Christians were introduced to Jesus on their college campus. For several decades, Chinese universities were fertile ground for the gospel. Many Chinese house churches actually grew out of campus fellowships as students graduated and moved into the workplace. Today, it is much more difficult to share Christ on […]
Moses in the Wilderness 2: A Reflection of Christ
Editor’s note: The Book of Hebrews reminds New Testament Christians of Moses, who lived a life on the run and in the wilderness. While most humans try to improve their lives by seeking better circumstances, Moses consciously chose a downward trajectory, associating himself with God’s people instead of the palace life in which he was […]
