MINISTRY//Calm after conflict
False teachers trouble many Christian churches in China. Recently, one of 316NOW’s students helped to confront and correct false teaching.
Read More →False teachers trouble many Christian churches in China. Recently, one of 316NOW’s students helped to confront and correct false teaching.
Read More →According to this survey, Chinese citizens see room for improvement in their lives, as well as areas of satisfaction.
Read More →“What hath God wrought?” Samuel Morse tapped out for the first official telegraph message in the United States. The grace and power God has displayed in Jesus are even more stunning.
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.
The Forbidden City contains a number of buildings that were used to house members of the royal family and their attendants, to provide administrative offices, to serve as official meeting areas, and to offer opportunities to worship.
China’s families are suffering from instability and selfishness. 316NOW is seeking ways to use that as a door within China to share the gospel and God’s plans for families.
Read More →During the 35 years that China’s one-child policy was enforced, it created untold trauma and unbelievable unintended consequences. A documentary explores those consequences.
Read More →Are you dealing with hardships? Martin Luther offers advice, encouraging us to live with spiritual eyes.
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.
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.
Read More →China’s program to keep an eye on all of its 1.4 billion people is taking more steps toward minute surveillance of its population.
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