J.I.T. Grace
Listen to the recording of this sermon: Jeremiah 31:31-34 March 29, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. When we go
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J.I.T. Grace Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback—J.I.T. Grace March 29, 2009 Jeremiah 31:31-34 This passage is well known to Christian listeners. In Hebrews 8:8b-12, it’s the longest citation of an Old Testament passage in the
Grant Josiah Takahashi & Miles Smith Baby Dedications
March 29, 2009 Today we stop for a moment in our very busy lives to remember whose we are. Welcoming a little baby into your home dramatically rearranges everything and
Gary Chong
March 26, 1999 When I arrived at CBC, I asked James, “Did Jesus ever have a friend?” You know how James would raise his long eyebrows. He did that. “Oh
People Love Darkness
John 3:14-21 March 22, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. Our Gospel this morning is good news: “For God so
People Love Darkness Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback—March 22, 2009 People Love Darkness John 3:14-21 Nicodemus The setting of this passage is the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus—“a Pharisee” and “teacher of Israel”—who struggles to understand
Morons of the Cross Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback—March 15, 2009 Morons of the Cross—1 Corinthians 1:18-25 Who in our world today do we turn to for “wisdom” or wise counsel? Paul’s Context The Corinthians are caught
Morons of the Cross
1 Corinthians 1:18-25 March 15, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. No one in one’s right mind would want to
Preaching from Generation to Generation
Pastoral Leadership Conference ABSW 2009 “Preaching from Generation to Generation” Tuesday, March 10, 9:00-10:45 AM Panel 1: “Churches in Transition1” Don Ng How does an institution (a church) deal with
Wild Beasts and Wilderness
Mark 1:9-15 March 1, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. On my sabbatical last summer in the Middle East, I