G. Wright Doyle Bücher

Focusing on cross-cultural communication, this book provides a biblical foundation for sharing the message of Christianity with Chinese communities globally. It explores essential aspects of ministry, including preparation, presence, proclamation, and participation in the body of Christ. The author draws from four decades of experience to offer both fundamental principles and practical strategies, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to effectively engage with and impact Chinese individuals and communities through faith.

The narrative explores the foundational period of the Chinese Protestant church from 1807 to the 1920s, highlighting the efforts of missionaries and Chinese Christians amid challenging circumstances. It features the stories of nine key figures, including Robert Morrison, Liang Fa, and J. Hudson Taylor, showcasing their dedication and resilience. Readers will be inspired by their contributions to establishing a sustainable church and will gain insights into the historical roots of contemporary Chinese Protestantism.

Exploring the depths of human emotion, this collection of meditations delves into the Psalms, offering inspired prayers that encompass faith, doubt, joy, and sorrow. It emphasizes honest expression in worship, revealing a caring God who listens. Complementing this, the Book of Proverbs imparts practical wisdom on life's challenges, such as relationships and success, while underscoring the importance of revering and loving God as the foundation for true wisdom. Together, these texts guide readers toward deeper worship and understanding.

Navigating the complexities of married life, this book offers practical guidance on overcoming obstacles and challenges that couples commonly face. It provides insights and strategies to strengthen relationships, enhance communication, and foster resilience, ensuring that partners can work together effectively through tough times. With a focus on teamwork and understanding, it aims to help couples build a lasting and supportive marriage.

Carl F. H. Henry, renowned as a leading evangelical theologian, presents his seminal work exploring the intricate relationship between God, revelation, and authority. Celebrated for its profound impact, this book is recognized as a pivotal contribution to modern evangelical theology, addressing essential questions of faith and understanding. Henry's insights have positioned him as a key figure in the evangelical movement of the late twentieth century, making this work essential for those interested in theological discourse.

Was America founded as a "Christian" nation? What role has the Christian faith of many of its leaders played in the course of its history? How has Christianity affected American culture and society? This trenchant critique of the role of Christianity in American history highlights both the ways in which Christians have made many valuable contributions as "salt and light" and how they have caused a great deal of damage by trying to be "savior and lord" Believers in Christ have built one of the most "Christianized" countries in the world, with benefits for millions. They have also nurtured messianic aspirations that have spawned disasters for themselves and other countries. Generous in praise for dedicated believers who have reflected the character of Christ, the book is also unsparing in criticism of Christians who have, sometimes with the best intentions, failed to act wisely. In short, the reader will be encouraged by the many "triumphs" of Christianity in America, and sobered by its "tragedy"