Culture

Is the US changing cultures, exchanging one extreme for another? From hyper-individualism to toxic tribalism. How should believers respond?

The US is witnessing a cultural shift that feels like a culture war. How should Christians respond? Discover 4 steps to redeem the opportunity.

The Bible speaks to all cultures–guilt/innocence, honor/shame, and fear/power. Many of us need our eyes opened to “other culture” references in Scripture.

Many models exist to help us understand different cultures. The guilt/shame/fear model explains why a culture functions the way it does.

In the West, we call it prestige, recognition, respect, or admiration. The rest of the world calls it honor. Wanting honor is universal.

Cross-cultural communication can seem as if you’re hiding in clouds trying to talk with someone you can neither hear nor see. Concern for face is crucial.

Traditional ancestor worship is the norm for many Chinese families. How can believers be faithful both to Christ and to their families?

The cultural responses to Christian conversion are often different in individualist and collectivist cultures. Why and how can Christians help?

What’s the cultural significance of WE over ME? Not knowing can lead to wrong assumptions, hurt feelings, and misreading Scripture.

Living in Hong Kong was my 13-year course in cultural differences. There I discovered similarities between Chinese and biblical culture.