For Others, For the Church, and For the World

Ke Zhaotian, Master of Divinity I am really grateful that I can receive equipment at "Baptism"! These three years of study and life in the seminary are the grace given by the Triune God, in which we experience, witness and think about the specific meaning of "God is love". At the same time, He has used these three years to shape us in order to enable us as a class to participate in His ongoing salvation action. Both of the above involve what kind of seminary "Baptism" is. ...
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Please Teach Me to Hear Your Voice

Mai Ziying, Master of Divinity, is eager to meet the Lord with a pure heart. In the last lesson of pastoral leadership, the teachers asked us what kind of preachers we want to be after graduation. At that time, I responded intuitively: "Pure heart." "Clarity" to me is a state of being able to stand before God without any pretense. I hope that this kind of "clarity" can expose the self-deception and self-pity in my heart and allow me to see the Lord and His work more clearly. Indeed, there is nothing I look forward to more than “seeing the Lord and His work.” I long to be a person of "pure" heart. ...
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Be Faithful with the Little Signs

Jiang Deyang, a bachelor of theology, Deyang, his wife and his father once had a teacher who had a calm temperament, gentleness and humility, extraordinary memory, and was very strict in teaching the original text. I remember that in the second semester of the second grade, when I was preparing to take the Greek class taught by him, I complained to him: "Teacher Cen! In the Hebrew class last semester, I have already learned "throwing the wheel"!" He said gently and calmly. He responded to me: "In this way, let's get rid of the other 'wheel' next semester!" In fact, during every Greek class exercise, he also asked: "Deyang! Is this really like this?", "Classmate, don't Help him! Let him think about it.", "Okay...think about it again? Are you sure?" In the end, I was completely "off the wheel"! ...
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Our Graduates’ Reflections and Sharing

Brothers and sisters are called to enter the Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary ("Baptist") to receive "Christian discipleship" theological education. During this period, they were equipped with theological knowledge, learned pastoral skills, and cultivated character. In the fellowship of this disciple group, they jointly faced the impact of the times, the destruction and construction of life, experienced God's love in difficulties, and deeply reflected on their faith. Refine your heart for service. I wish this year's graduates to become faithful pastors "for others", "for the church" and "for the world", preaching the gospel, establishing churches and expanding the kingdom of God. Now, let us listen to the reflections of the graduates of the theology course of the school.
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The Lord’s Love Led Me to Step out on the Sea

Weng Xiaoyi, first-year Master of Divinity Xiaoyi, with my mother and younger brother I am a blessed "second generation believer". I have believed that my parents said there is a Father in heaven since I was a child. I have experienced Him truly helping me in life when I was in elementary school. I have participated in different short-term missions since junior high school, during which I was shocked by God’s deeds and my faith was strengthened. ...
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How Can I Still “Leave Him on Read”?

Zhang Qiuming, a first-year master of divinity Qiu Ming and her husband Gui Hao. Since elementary school, I have had many opportunities to come into contact with Christianity. However, due to various reasons and excuses, I did not make the decision to believe in the Lord at a Christmas evangelistic meeting until I was working. In the past, my life was devoted to the pursuit of money and material things, and I longed for the attention and love of others. But after I believed in the Lord, God changed me, removed my material desires, taught me to be content and grateful, and no longer pursued people’s recognition and appreciation. , and taught me to love those around me unconditionally. ...
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Stepping onto the Path of Vocational Ministry

Liu Zhikang, a first-year Master of Divinity, Zhikang and his mother Qihua. I come from a Christian family and am a "second generation believer." I was already exposed to biblical knowledge and concepts of faith before I went to school, and I had a stable church life since I was a child. It can be said that my faith was formed unconsciously, and this growth experience is the greatest grace in my life. When I was in the third year of secondary school, I officially decided to follow the Lord Jesus. Although I am a "second-generation believer", I know very well that my faith is not a "second-hand" faith, and I often remind myself to internalize my faith and make it my own values. ...
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Walk through the Valley, and Respond to the Calling

Leung Wai-hsin, first year Master of Divinity. I have attended a Christian primary school since I was a child. The Bible subject in school required us to memorize golden verses, and I gradually memorized God’s words into my heart. When I was in Form One, I made a decision to believe in the Lord during the school evangelistic meeting. In the days that followed, God slowly worked in my life, changing my values of pursuing perfection in everything, learning to trust everything, and accepting the value God bestowed upon me. ...
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God’s Timetable

Junjie Tang, a first-year Master of Divinity, and his wife Jianyin are in charge of the Lord of life. I grew up in the church and participated in different services since I was a child. The Form 5 examination made me understand that God is the Lord in control of life, so I was willing to be baptized and commit myself to following Him. Later, God moved me to learn to serve outside the church, so I participated in serving in the fellowship of middle school and the Campus Evangelism Association of the university. I accepted discipleship training from the Campus Evangelism Association, and then started to be exposed to believer courses in different seminaries. I gradually discovered that I have a heart that is willing to learn the truth in depth, and I am eager to grow together with my brothers and sisters and build each other up. ...
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Where is God in the Book of Esther?

No book of God? The Book of Esther makes no mention of God, that much is obvious. Whether believers or scholars, most believe that this is just the author's rhetorical skills, because they reasoned: the author must be a Jew; if he is a Jew, he must be a Unitarian; therefore, he may just use some incredible It tells stories in a narrative way, thereby expressing a novel theological perspective. The Old Testament refers to God by seven names. The English transliteration of these seven Hebrew names is...
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