Each week 10 Ticks brings you a taste of everyday life in China. 10 Ticks is also a reminder to pray for the 90% of China's massive population that is not yet Christian.
Beyond this entrance lies the compound that China’s ancient royal family called home: the Forbidden City.
One of the ways 316NOW mentors Christians leaders in China is to help them preach solid, Bible-based sermons.
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Read More →Each week 10 Ticks brings you a taste of everyday life in China. 10 Ticks is also a reminder to pray for the 90% of China's massive population that is not yet Christian.
China’s ancient royal family called the Forbidden City home. Many members of the family never — or at least infrequently — were allowed to leave this compound. It was a gilded cage, but a cage nonetheless.
Chinese families are in tough shape. 316NOW is looking for ways to help by sharing helping Christian leaders there building strong, believing families.
Read More →China’s air pollution problems are diminishing, but they remain a health threat to hundreds of millions.
Read More →God’s people pray for their government’s leaders. Those leaders are there as God’s representatives. To respect them is to respect our heavenly Father. So we ask the Lord of lords to direct the government of the United States and China.
Read More →People stroll on Shanghai’s riverwalk, called the Bund.
Read More →The blog post is an update on a group of Christians who had been meeting in an underground bunker.
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