How China’s Persecuted Reach China’s Marginalized
Chinese house-church Christians follow Christ’s call to love their neighbor, even when it’s costly. What can we learn from their example?
Chinese house-church Christians follow Christ’s call to love their neighbor, even when it’s costly. What can we learn from their example?
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One cause for gospel poverty around the world is that God’s people are consumed with nationalistic concerns.
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If we think of the experiences of Chinese house church leaders are altogether different from ours, we may not recognize the perspective they offer us today.
How the church’s hope in Christ and love for the hurting makes the gospel compelling in war-torn Ukraine.
Recent reports show Islam is losing adherents in large numbers.
The eyes of the world are on Qatar. For Christians, this should cause us to lift our eyes to God.