Evangelism vs Cultural Engagement: An Asian American Application of “Created and Creating”
Today, Reformed Margins is happy to publish a guest post by Moses Lee, in which he reviews and reflects upon Created
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Author: Andrew Ong
“…But a crushed spirit who can bear?”
Thoughts from Proverbs 18:14 during Mental Health Awareness Month.
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The Legitimacy of Ethnic Churches in Multi-Ethnic Contexts
Three realities that point to the legitimacy of ethnic churches in multi-ethnic contexts.
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Ethnic Churches in America: A Conversation
Are ethnic churches biblically unfaithful? A fruitful conversation between Clark Fobes, Daniel Eng, and myself.
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Reflecting on T4G’s “The Future of the Asian American Church”
Was it just me or was a big question largely left unanswered? Here are a few of my (very late) reflections on T4G’s “The Future of the Asian American Church” gathering along with a gentle push for further reflection.
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This Time… I will Praise the LORD
Even if we didn’t praise the LORD last time, and even if we know that we will likely not praise the LORD next time, let us resolve to praise the LORD this time.
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Judgment, Worth, & the Humans of New York
What does God think of human worth? What does he feel when he looks at the humans of New York?
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Why I’m still an Evangelical after the 2016 US Election
It’s not because I wanted Trump to win.
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A Bad Reason to Vote for Trump: Self-Preservation
Voting Christianly is not synonymous with voting to prevent Christian suffering.
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