From Friendship to Faith
Whether it’s workout meetups or game nights, the primary conviction behind our outreach efforts is that the gospel is much more than good news that bring people into heaven.
Paul Ling is a church planter with Gospel City Network who is looking to plant a church in Saradise, Kuching. Born and raised in Malaysia, Paul went to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago in 2014 to pursue his theological training and eventually finished with a B. A. in Pastoral Studies and a Master of Divinity degree. Paul moved back home in 2019, and God laid on his heart a desire to reach young working professionals in Kuching. In his free time, Paul enjoys reading, playing board games, practicing jazz piano, and meeting with friends. Read more about Paul’s story at his blog https://lszpaul.wordpress.com/.
Church Planting and the Great Commission – Part Two
The question then is: today, what can we do to make a difference for the sake of the gospel, to push back darkness and lostness in the world? Today, what can you do?
Church Planting and the Great Commission – Part One
We should pray “earnestly to the Lord (Lk. 10:2)” for the lost souls, praying that the Holy Spirit would bring life in them.
In Remembrance of Jay Kyle, 1951-2022
Countless church planters owe so much to this man for the profound impact he made in their lives.
Is There a Silver Bullet to Discipleship?
Why? He is causing us to have greater dependence on him. If there was a formula, discipleship would run the risk of depending on self rather than having the posture of absolute desperation of God to work.
2022, We Welcome You
The One who makes all things new will make 2022 a year of renewed hope and faith for those who trust in Him.
A Christmas Greeting from GCN
From everyone at Gospel City Network, we wish you a Merry Christmas! We pray that during this season you are able to spend time with friends and family, spend time resting and recharging, and most importantly, spend time reflecting on the birth of Christ.
Faithfulness from Afar: Stories of GCN from 2021
The new normal relegated GCN’s events and training sessions to Zoom for another year during 2021. Though the events were remote, GCN is still able to serve those who serve the church.