Pastor Lai, his wife and two sons have experienced hardships and joys in their studies. Students who have worked as part-time students know that it is not easy to study theology while serving in the factory. This is different from the situation when studying the Master of Divinity program full-time. Although there were more subjects to study and homework to complete at that time, the whole person was in a state of study and could concentrate on reading without any distractions. However, when I was studying for the Master of Theology course, I was busy with various church affairs from Tuesday to Sunday. On Monday, when I could have had a short rest, I had to go back to the WA campus early in the morning to attend classes, and I had to rush to write a thesis at the end of the semester, which was very challenging for my spirit and mind. will. ...

Master of Divinity by David Ku, Pastor Ku and Associate Dean Huang Fuguang (Research) Thank God for allowing me to continue my studies at the alma mater where I completed the Master of Divinity program. After nine turbulent years, I finally completed the entire study phase, which enabled me to further understand what I believe in. The infinite God also equips me to lead the brothers and sisters under my pastoral care to know Him better. ...

Huihong Tsang, Master of Divinity, Vice President (Research) Huang Fuguang, and classmate Ye Tangjian have received full grace from their two years of full-time theological study, and I would like to share some of my insights here. Grace: Knowing God and Salvation History If I don’t know God, how can I experience Him? How can I speak of a God whom I have not experienced? If I don’t know God, even though I belong to Christ and even become a preacher, how can I live out the life in Christ? Therefore, during this period of further study, every time I understood the mysteries of the Trinity more deeply and comprehensively, the joy and satisfaction I received cannot be described in words. It is a feeling that goes deep into my heart and is vividly reflected in me. in life. ...

Ye Tangjian, Master of Divinity, Missionary Journey The year I entered the seminary, I was moved at the same time and began to feel the burden of missionary work. After receiving the seal, I cried in the mission meeting and raised my hands to respond to the call. The tears were not due to sadness, but because I saw the urgent need in the mission field. On the one hand, I am becoming more and more certain that God will send me on the missionary journey, and on the other hand, I am studying theology full time. The two do not negate each other, but complement each other. Since then, the "missionary path" and the "theological path" have been intertwined with my "way of life." Although I am getting older and the beginning may be difficult, when I step onto this path, I find that it is a journey of grace and no regrets. ...

Thanks to the Master of Divinity, Goddess, my wife and two daughters, I studied part-time for four years and studied full-time for two years. I spent six fulfilling years in the seminary. During the social events and the more than three-year epidemic, the seminary, like society, has experienced many challenges and difficulties. However, like the history of the church as a faith community, despite the hardships, it has witnessed the grace of God everywhere. ...

Brothers and sisters enter Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary to equip themselves for God in order to serve better. What joys and sorrows did they have during their studies? What hardships and graces have you experienced? What are your thoughts and experiences? This issue of "College News" invites some graduates of the school's theology courses to share their rich theological journeys.

Liang Junhao, Associate Professor of New Testament 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, which is the special relationship between parents and children. This set of special relationships is used between a few church founders with special status and the church members they lead to believe in the Lord and pastor. This relationship is very important, and its kindness is like the grace of life and upbringing given to children by physical parents; parents are the "benefactors" of their children, and children must obey their father's authority and instructions, and respect their parents. ...

Assistant Professor of New Testament Zhang Kaixian God’s salvation not only refers to the “forgiveness of sins”, but also includes the change of life status, the shaping of a group, and the realization of the kingdom of God. Just as Paul also discussed salvation in this way, he wrote in Romans 5:1, "Since we are justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." Through this sentence, Paul started from the previous chapter. The concept of "justification by faith" in several chapters advances to the description of the life state of "union with God" in chapters 6 to 8; after that, he further discusses the relationship between different ethnic groups in Christ from the perspective of group formation. how the kingdom of God is revealed in history and in the present day (Romans 9-15). ...

What will the first "Bible Academic Exchange Conference" of "Baptist God" talk about? What are the characteristics? What is the relationship between this academic exchange and the practical theology promoted by "Baptism"? How does the teaching and research direction of "Baptist God" promote the practice of faith based on the Bible? Hong Kong Baptist Theological Seminary ("Baptist") recently held its first "Biblical Academic Exchange Conference", which received an enthusiastic response and achieved ideal results. The following will report to readers the grand event of that day. We also invited Dean Cao Weitong and two deputy provosts, Professor Huang Fuguang and Professor Wu Guojie, to talk about this academic exchange and explore its relationship with the "Practical Theology" promoted by the college in recent years and the direction of the teaching and research of "Baptism in Theology" Issues such as promoting biblical faith practice. ...

Mr. Peng Juncheng, a co-worker of the Theological Education Department of Believers, 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 college, to talk about why we should promote Christian life and death education, and asked him to introduce the features and content of the "Christian Life and Death Education Certificate" course:...