Gospel！Culture！Kingdom！The Fourth Issue
Editor’s Note (Shaping)
In an era of rapid change and the clash of diverse perspectives, the challenges facing the church go beyond shifts in the external environment; they center on how to remain faithful to the calling of God’s kingdom today. Therefore, this issue’s special feature seeks to engage with a shared question from multiple perspectives: How is God shaping His church? Continue reading
“The Story of Reconciliation”
first invites us to return to the Bible’s grand narrative of God’s redemption. Amid the tension between “already” and “not yet” of the kingdom of God, we learn to journey as sojourners and to promote reconciliation as ambassadors. Continue reading
“Personal and Social Identities of Jesus-followers in the Christianization Movements of Asia’s House Church Networks,”
draws on the practical experiences of “Jesus-followers” to help us envision how the Christian faith can move beyond the church into various contexts, permeating all aspects of life with faith—from personal spiritual life to communal and social witness. Continue reading
“The Three-Source Confluence and the Threefold Vision”
shows how different spiritual traditions can complement and enrich one another in truth and in the Holy Spirit, using the “Three-Source Confluence” as a key strategy for putting the “Threefold Vision” into practice, thereby propelling the church toward the connectedness and unity of the kingdom. Continue reading
“Are We Losing the Next Generation?”
a campus minster in China draws on observations of second- and third-generation believers to remind us that families, churches, and discipleship training all need fresh reflection—paying closer attention to the spiritual state of the next generation and accompanying and building them up in a more targeted way.Continue reading
“Connecting Hearts Through the Pulpit”
invites pastors to reflect on the essence of pastoral ministry and to build authentic, humble, and faithful connections with their congregations. Continue reading
“The Theological Starting Point of the Threefold Vision: Jonathan Chao’s Soteriological Views (Part 2)”
continues to trace the theological roots of the Threefold Vision. By examining the relationships among salvation, sanctification, the church, and the kingdom of God, the article illustrates how this vision is rooted in a Christ-centered and Spirit-renewed view of salvation and responds to the practice of faith within the context of Chinese culture.
Call for Articles
The journal Gospel! Culture! Kingdom! primarily explores strategies and methods for implementing the "Threefold Vision" in Chinese and global churches. Published irregularly in the first year, the journal welcomes your contribution of articles. Continue Reading
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