New gospel sharing efforts in China
316NOW students are piloting new ways to share the gospel.
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Tomb-sweeping Day
Tomb-Sweeping Day is a national holiday in China. It has a few of the elements of Memorial Day in the United States, but the traditional purpose of this day in China is to provision ancestors for the afterlife and to show them worshipful respect.
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Comments on Matthew 23:37-39 by Chrysostom
Jesus' offer of shelter to the people of Jerusalem from the punishment their rebellion had earned is also his offer to us.
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10 Ticks in China: Morning exercises in Shanghai
In many Chinese cities, people gather in the morning for exercise. This group is in Shanghai.
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A park, a bench, a conversation
When our teachers visit China they take advantage of many ways to share the gospel.
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Pinterest no longer welcomed in China
China's Great Firewall now blocks Pinterest.
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God’s Son touches us in Lord’s Supper
Clearly, in Lord's Supper Jesus touches us to assure of his love and forgiveness.
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10 Ticks in China: Old Shanghai
In the old section of Shanghai, royal buildings testify to a bygone time.
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There is a balm in Gilead
Grace does not only forgive sins; it heals brokenness, fear, and pain.
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China's population to peak at 1.45 billion by 2030
China continues to design policies that will allow its economy and population to complement each other.
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