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How Can I Not Live for the Lord?

Mandy Ng (M.Div. 1), a first-year Master of Divinity student, and her husband, Jiayou, stumbled and struggled in their journey to discover their calling. In 2010, before I became a believer, my grandmother fell into a coma due to heart disease. A good friend who was a believer led me in prayer. During prayer, I felt an inexplicable peace; God answered my prayers, and my grandmother awoke after surgery. So, at a secondary school evangelistic day camp, I decided to believe in the Lord and actively participated in church services. Later, God led me to serve in music, becoming the organist for the fellowship and church. Initially, I only wanted to dedicate music to God, but in service, I gradually understood that music can touch hearts and convey God's word. ...
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What root are we pursuing? What source are we tracing? A Discussion of the "Tracing Roots and Sources" Movement and Protestant Theological Thought—John Webster's Perspective

Is There a Protestant Ressourcement? The Perspective of John Webster on Ressourcement Movement and Protestant Theology CHOW Chun Sing Frankie The ressourcement movement, which emerged in the mid-twentieth century and profoundly shaped the Second...
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Editor's Note for Issue 56

Editor's Note by Huang Fuguang: Like the previous issue, this issue explores a phenomenon commonly faced by churches worldwide: "dechurching." Although the authors approach the topic from different professional perspectives and their definitions of "dechurching" vary slightly, all the articles share a common viewpoint: this is an opportunity for reflection, change, and adjustment, rather than merely a difficult problem. ...
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