Many Christians wonder what the Apostles' Creed means when it speaks of Christ's descent into hell. Derick Parfan explains how it is a crucial word of comfort as we suffer from persecution, loneliness, or guilt.

AI tools have put unprecedented power at our fingertips; but can they preach? Kicking off CTIA’s Practitioner Series, Edilberto A. Marasigan, Jr. offers wise guidance about making the most of these tools while ensuring we focus on genuine transform...

In part 2 of a series on the value of Creeds, Derick Parfan explains why Christians in Asia must look to the past to ensure they are prepared for the future.

Scripture uses many images to help us understand the saving power of Jesus, but some are often overlooked. In this final post in a 3-part series, John Leones Jr. explains how the Asian context helps us understand what it means to be clothed in Christ...

Can statements crafted centuries ago in such different cultures from contemporary Asia still be relevant today? Derick Parfan argues that they're more relevant than we might initially think.

This Christmas, we reflect on the Incarnation’s powerful message to the Asian experience of community, suffering, and hospitality.

Biblical themes about clothing resonate with Asian cultural values of honor and purity. What does it mean to be clothed with Christ? Part 2 of Clothing and the Cross in the Context of Shame. Read (Part 1) (Part 3)

How can the Asian evangelical church reconcile its global identity with its deeply rooted cultural heritage to create a unique and authentic expression of faith?

Despite significant economic growth, wealth inequality is still a major problem in Asia. This piece reflects on how Christian theology pushes us to advocate for the poor for the poor and help dismantle systems that exploit them.

This series explores the dynamic relationship between theology and the church in Asia. We ask prominent Asian leaders: “From your perspective, how can theologians help the church in Asia? How can the church in Asia help theologians?”