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Using Biblical Methods

In the past few months, we have looked at the central importance of home meetings and of patience in reaching Chinese worldwide.This letter will continue that discussion, with an emphasis that only biblical methods will bring lasting Gospel transformation to Chinese. continued »

  • February 2010

Patience

As I have reflected on effective methods for reaching Chinese with the Gospel, it seems that one theme keeps recurring: The need for patience. Without patience, coupled with perseverance, we are not likely to have a lasting impact on our Chinese friends or upon their society. continued »

  • January 2010

Another Year of God-given Growth

As we look back over the past year, we are once again both amazed and thankful for what God has done. continued »

  • December 2009

House Churches

A few weeks ago, I visited a large American church which was about to cut staff because of insufficient funds. One major reason: Their huge mortgage. continued »

  • October 2009

The Harvest at Home

Maybe the most valuable gift we can give visiting students from China is a our genuine interest in them, expressed by sincere questions about their country, culture, family, and reactions to their host culture. continued »

  • August 2009

Relationships

Long ago, Lin Yutang, in My Country and My People, wrote that China is a more “feminine” culture compared to the “masculine” cultures of the West. We may take the Chinese emphasis upon personal relationships as an example of this difference. continued »

  • July 2009

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