... Those Who Kill the Body but Cannot Kill the Soul
Professor Wu Guojie of Christian Thought (Church History) followed the 2003 “Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome” (Severe Acute Re […]
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Perspectives on Suffering and Pastoral Care
Assistant Professor of New Testament Lu Yunxi Last year, due to social unrest caused by different political opinions, Christians and other people in Hong Kong experienced various difficulties and their lives were greatly affected […]
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Chicken Soup for the Soul: A Helping of Jeremiah 29 for COVID-19
Wong Fook-Kwong Old Testament teaches two natural reactions. When faced with danger, humans always tend to fight or flee. This phenomenon is also relevant to our current situation. Panic buying, anti-[…]
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Pastoral Care and Reflection amidst the Coronavirus Outbreak
Under the haze of the epidemic, we invited many teachers to reflect on the lessons this epidemic has brought us from the aspects of theology, the Bible, church history, practice, etc., hoping to […]
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The Essence of Worship: Worship Service Primacy?
Professor Wu Guojie of Christian Thought (Church History) The recent outbreak of the new coronavirus has forced the cancellation of many mass gatherings. Although many local churches are suffering from […]
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Being With Critically
Dean Cao Weitong, Deng Shaoguang Professor of Christian Thought (Theology and Culture) Cao: Since the church is a pilgrim group, how should the church face the current situation in Hong Kong […]
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Church Unity in a Turbulent Age
Dean Cao Weitong Lu Yunxi Assistant Professor of New Testament Cao: What you just mentioned is all about the drama of salvation in Ephesians (the drama of […]
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Finding the Third Option between “Blue Ribbons” and “Yellow Ribbons”
Dean Tsao Wai-tung Ng Kwok Kit Professor of Christian Thought (Church History) Tsao: In the past year, we often describe Hong Kong society as torn and volatile. "Blue Silk" and […]
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The Origins and Characteristics of Baptist Faith
Dean Cao Weitong, Assistant Professor of Christian Thought (Baptist History) Du Jinman Cao: Can you review the historical origins of the Baptist Church for us? Du: We […]
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An Overview of HKBTS Theology Salons
Dean Tsao Wai-tung On September 3 last year, Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary ("Baptist Theological Seminary") held its first "Theological Salon" in the morning meeting; Professor Tang Siu-kwong and I [...]
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