Rev. Peter Koo (Th.M.) and Vice-President (Research) Wong Fook-kwong Thank God for allowing me to continue my studies at my alma mater where I completed my Master of Divinity programme. After nine turbulent years, I have finally completed the entire learning stage, which has enabled me to further understand the infinite God I believe in, and has also equipped me to lead the brothers and sisters under my pastoral care to further understand Him. ...

Wilson Tsang (M.Div.) Wilson Tsang, Vice Dean (Research) Wong Fook-kwong and student Ye Tang-kin have received a lot of grace from the full-time theological studies in the past two years. I would like to share some of my insights here. Grace: Knowing God and Salvation History How can I experience God if I don’t know Him? How can I speak of a God I have not experienced? If I do not know God, how can I live out my life in Christ, even though I belong to Christ and even become a preacher? Therefore, during this period of study, every time I understood the mystery of the Triune God more deeply and comprehensively, the joy and satisfaction I gained could not be expressed in words; it was a feeling that went deep into my heart and was manifested in my life. ...

Samuel Yip (M.Div.) The missionary journey The year I entered the seminary, I was moved and began to have a burden for missionary work. After receiving confirmation, I raised my hand in tears to respond to the call at the missionary meeting; the tears were not from sadness, but because I saw the urgent needs in the missionary field. On the one hand, I am becoming more and more certain that God wants to send me on a missionary journey, and on the other hand, I am studying theology full-time; the two are not one at the expense of the other, but rather complement each other. From then on, the "missionary path" and the "theological path" were intertwined in my "path of life". Although I am old and the beginning may be difficult, when I embarked on this path, I found that it was a journey of grace and no regrets. ...

Thanks to Tse Tin-chi (M.Div.), I spent six fulfilling years in seminary with my wife and two daughters, four years of part-time study and two years of full-time study. During social events and the more than three years of the pandemic, the seminary, like society, has experienced many challenges and difficulties. However, like the history of the church as a faith community, despite all the hardships, it has witnessed God’s grace everywhere. ...

Brothers and sisters enter Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary to equip themselves for God so that they can do better service. What joys and sorrows did they experience during their studies? What hardships and graces have you experienced? What are your thoughts and experiences? This issue of “School News” invited some graduates of the theology courses from the main campus to share their rich theological journey. ...

Bernard Leung Associate Professor of New Testament The Church Family The early church believers regarded each other as family members and called each other brothers and sisters. This family image implies another layer of relationship, that is, the special relationship between parents and children, which is also the special relationship between a small number of church founders with special status and the church members whom they lead to believe in the Lord and pastor. This relationship is very important. The grace it brings is like the grace that physical parents give to their children of life and nurturing. Parents are the "beneficiaries" of their children. Children should obey their father's authority and instructions and respect their parents. ...

Dr. Chang Kai-hsuan Assistant Professor of New Testament God’s salvation does not only refer to the “forgiveness of sins”, but also includes the change of life status, the shaping of groups, and the realization of the kingdom of God. Just as Paul discussed salvation in the same way, he wrote in Romans 5:1, "Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ"; through this sentence, Paul progressed from the concept of "justification by faith" in the previous chapters to the description of the life state of "harmony with God" in chapters 6 to 8; after this, he went further and discussed the coexistence of different ethnic groups in Christ from the perspective of group formation, and how the kingdom of God is manifested in history and in the present (Romans 9-15). ...

What will be discussed at the first Bible Academic Exchange Conference of Baptist Theological Seminary? What are the features? What is the relationship between this academic exchange meeting and the practical theology promoted by Baptist Theological Seminary? How does the teaching and research direction of Baptist Theological Seminary promote the practice of faith based on the Bible? What was discussed in the first...

Mr. Peng Juncheng, a colleague of the Believer Theological Education Department, is in the center of the front row. After the meeting, we invited Mr. Peng Juncheng, Director of the Christian Theological Education Department of our institute, to talk about why we should promote Christian life and death education, and asked him to introduce the characteristics and content of the "Christian Life and Death Education Certificate" course:...

The "Understanding Death and Our Life: Christian Life and Death Education Seminar" hosted by the College's Believers' Theological Education Department and co-organized by Ngau Tau Kok Baptist Church was held on May 28. The venue was packed that day, with approximately 320 people attending. The gathering began with a lecture session, where three guests discussed the topic of life and death from different perspectives or shared their experiences in promoting life and death education; followed by a discussion session, where the three guests interacted with the participants in the audience, creating a lively atmosphere. ...